Constitutional Deadlock Continues In Poland

Constitutional Deadlock Continues In Poland

Constitutional Court of Poland sign and building is seen amid legal chaos caused by a legal disagreement between current and former government - Warsaw, Poland on February 6, 2024. Current government took over power in Poland on December 13, 2023 from the Law and Justice far-right political party, which has ruled for 8 years. Both sides accuse each other of unconstitutional acts, and two de facto legal systems are present in the country. Law and Justice leader, Jaroslaw Kaczynski calls the Constitutional Court, where his supporters sit, to give legal tools dismantle the government in Poland. (Photo by Dominika Zarzycka/NurPhoto)

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