WARSAW: Poland's president has sworn in the last of five judges named to the Constitutional Tribunal by the right-wing ruling party - nominations that are being called an illegal power grab by critics.
President Andrzej Duda swore in the judge early today only an hour before the same court convenes to rule on the legality of the appointments.
The developments are the latest in a complex legal drama gripping Poland.
President Andrzej Duda swore in the judge early today only an hour before the same court convenes to rule on the legality of the appointments.
The developments are the latest in a complex legal drama gripping Poland.
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