Kaczyński on an 'Important Supreme Court Decision': Will the Current Government Implement It or Break the Law Again?

11/12/2024

18:32

Michał Olech

An important decision by the Supreme Court. The question remains whether the current government will implement it or if the law will be broken once again, thereby confirming the fact that a forceful change of system has occurred, and even the rudiments of law are no longer in effect in Poland - wrote Jarosław Kaczyński on social media.

Ważna decyzja Sądu Najwyższego. Pozostaje pytanie, czy obecna władza ją zrealizuje czy kolejny raz dojdzie do złamania prawa, a tym samym potwierdzenia faktu, że nastąpiła zmiana ustroju siłą, a w Polsce nie obowiązują nawet rudymenty prawa.
— Jarosław Kaczyński (@OficjalnyJK) December 11, 2024

Michał Olech

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