Judges Lose to Nawrocki in Court. In the Background, He's Denied Promotions.
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The Provincial Administrative Court in Warsaw ruled in favor of President Karol Nawrocki in the dispute over the nominations of 46 higher court judges.
The Provincial Administrative Court in Warsaw has ruled that it has no jurisdiction to adjudicate a dispute over judicial appointments. This concerns Karol Nawrocki's decision,
The Provincial Administrative Court (WSA) rejects the complaints of judges who were not promoted by Karol Nawrocki. The court ruled that this was the president's prerogative. The judges are not giving up; the case has been referred to the Supreme Administrative Court.
The Provincial Administrative Court in Warsaw has dismissed the complaints filed by judges who were not promoted by President Karol Nawrocki in November. The court ruled that the act of appointing a judge is a "presidential prerogative, in the exercise of which the President of the Republic of Poland, under the Constitution of the Republic of Poland, is autonomous." However, this is not the end of the story, as the Supreme Administrative Court w…
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