Nawrocki Wants to Rig the Tribunal. Matczak Talks About a "Coup D'état"
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Karol Nawrocki has clearly concluded that the constitution is more of a guide than a limit for the president. Since it doesn't grant him the right to appoint Constitutional Tribunal judges, the Palace is attempting to influence their composition through another means: by refusing to administer the oath. In practice, this creates a mechanism that is extremely convenient for the head of state – the Sejm can vote, but ultimately, it's the president…
"Maciej Berek should go to the president's office," says Professor Marek Chmaj in an interview for "Wprost." The constitutional scholar outlines how a Constitutional Tribunal judge elected by the Sejm could take the oath. The expert also provided a graphic argument regarding how the word "toward" should be understood in this context.
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