„I can imagine such a scenario.” — Kierwiński on the possible entry of police or prosecution into the Constitutional Tribunal

02/04/2026

07:44

Kierwiński on the possible entry of police or prosecution into the Constitutional Tribunal:

I can imagine such a scenario.

Michał Olech

- Yes, I can imagine such a scenario, I don't want to prejudge whether it will be the police or the prosecution, but that individuals breaking the law, in this case those who prevent these judges from undertaking their normal work, will have to yield to the majesty of the state - stated Marcin Kierwiński in "Rozmowa Piaseckiego" on TVN24.

- I hope not, that regardless of how low I rate Mr. Święczkowski, he will not allow such a blatant violation of Polish law - continued the head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration.

Michał Olech

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