Report “ELECTIONS ON FIRE – The Course of the 2025 Presidential Elections in Poland”
The Lawyers for Poland Association has prepared a report on the most significant abuses committed by the current ruling camp […]
Attack on democratic institutions
The National Council of the Judiciary announces that it will not serve persons usurping the function of Disciplinary Ombudsman for Judges of Courts of General Jurisdiction and his deputy
We recently reported how Adam Bodnar, the Minister of Justice, who is leaving the government, announced that he had appointed
The prosecutor’s office admits that there is no evidence of mass electoral irregularities. Minister Bodnar’s narrative collapses
Some time ago, we commented on the demand raised by some supporters of the current ruling camp, led by MP
European Commission: EU law does not prevent judges who are members of the National Council of the Judiciary from being elected by the Sejm. Is the narrative on ‘neo-judges’ collapsing?
In October 2022, the Supreme Court received a cassation appeal lodged by the Capital City of Warsaw in relation to
The government exceeded its powers when publishing the Supreme Court’s ruling confirming the validity of the presidential election. The First President of the Supreme Court filed a complaint with the Public Prosecutor’s Office.
Although the government, in accordance with the law, published the Supreme Court’s resolution on the validity of Karol Nawrocki’s election
Polish Justice Minister Violates Law in Appointing Judges’ Disciplinary Ombudsman
In April this year, Minister of Justice Adam Bodnar dismissed the Disciplinary Ombudsman for Judges of Courts of General Jurisdiction
Minister Bodnar once again usurps the powers of the National Council of the Judiciary. President of the Regional Court in Warsaw allowed to adjudicate despite retirement?
In May this year, we reported on how the Ministry of Justice, led by Adam Bodnar, usurping powers that belong
The Ombudsman has once again spoken out in defence of the Constitutional Tribunal and the Extraordinary Review and Public Affairs Chamber of the Supreme Court
Yesterday (6 July 2025), an interview with the Ombudsman, Professor Marcin Wiącek, was published, in which he clearly pointed to
The Supreme Court has ruled that the presidential election is valid! Attorney General Adam Bodnar took part in the hearing.
Yesterday (1 July 2025), the Supreme Court passed a resolution confirming the validity of Karol Tadeusz Nawrocki’s election as President
Has Minister Bodnar changed his stance on the Supreme Court’s Extraordinary Review Chamber regarding the validity of the presidential election? Representatives of the Prosecutor General’s Office took part in the Chamber’s consideration of election protests.
Last Friday (27 June 2025), the Supreme Court considered a number of election protests. These included 49,598 identical protests, submitted
Some members of the judiciary are joining the government’s attack on the Extraordinary Review and Public Affairs Chamber. The Supreme Court and the Constitutional Tribunal have responded to the allegations.
On Thursday, 26 June 2025, 28 judges of the Supreme Court issued a statement that is fully in line with
The ruling camp is calling for a recount of votes from all commissions. However, Polish law does not provide for such a possibility.
There have been calls in the public sphere to recount the votes cast in the recent elections in all polling
The National Electoral Commission (PKW) has called on the Internal Security Agency (ABW) to provide information on its findings regarding the financing of Rafał Trzaskowski’s campaign
Just yesterday (17 June), we reported on the presidential election report, adopted the day before by the PKW, pointing out
The National Electoral Commission joins the attack on the status of Supreme Court judges, contradicting its previous position
Yesterday (16 June 2025), the National Electoral Commission, acting in accordance with Article 320 of the Electoral Code, adopted a
OSCE observers after the second round of presidential elections: third parties provided support to Rafał Trzaskowski in a non-transparent manner
Shortly after the end of the second round of Polish presidential elections, which took place on 1 June 2025, the