Polish Supreme Court upholds removal of two Constitutional Tribunal judges
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Poland's Constitutional Tribunal (TK) reviewed its president's 2026 docket, revealing he handled only presidential applications and politicized KRS matters, ignoring all citizen constitutional complaints. This confirms ongoing judicial politicization in Poland, raising concerns about rule of law and access to constitutional justice.
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Poland's Supreme Court has confirmed the removal of two Constitutional Tribunal (TK) judges, Święczkowski and Sochański, intensifying the ongoing judicial reform conflict. This action follows reports of the TK president, Święczkowski, prioritizing political cases over citizen complaints, and the Supreme Court's prior rejection of a complaint from the TK president, citing lack of jurisdiction. The situation indicates a deepening institutional impasse between the two courts.
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