Polish court to rule on validity of prosecutor's extraordinary complaints amid appointment dispute

A Polish court is set to decide whether a deputy prosecutor general, appointed by the PM without the President's opinion, can legally file extraordinary complaints against final judgments. The case tests the legality of appointments made under the current government's judicial reforms, which have been contested by the opposition and EU institutions. The ruling could set precedent for the validity of other prosecutorial actions and affect the ongoing rule-of-law dispute.