Powers of Polish Constitutional Tribunal's president and deputy suspended
The powers of the president of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal and his deputy have been suspended. The move comes as the dispute between the government and the right-wing opposition continues.
The powers of the president of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal and of his deputy have been suspended. The decision comes while disagreements between the Polish government and the right-wing opposition continue. The Constitutional Tribunal is the body that assesses whether laws adopted in the country comply with the constitution.
The news, citing the Polish Press Agency, was reported by LSM.lv, the portal of Latvia's public media.
The source does not say who suspended the powers, on what grounds, who the two officials are, or for how long the suspension applies. Those questions remain open.
