> a Communist invention instituted by Jaruzelski during martial law to protect Communists "W okresie PRL ustanowienie sądu konstytucyjnego stało się postulatem

> a Communist invention instituted by Jaruzelski during martial law to protect Communists "W okresie PRL ustanowienie sądu konstytucyjnego stało się postulatem formułowanym przez wiele środowisk w okresie przełomu politycznego lat 1980–1981[2]. Powołania TK domagała się m.in. adwokatura oraz Niezależny Samorządny Związek Zawodowy „Solidarność”. " Yes, someone does not have the idea what they are talking about, the Tribunal was established because Solidarity movement wanted it. A lot of the information you posted is at least inaccurate to high degree and can be verified easily. > The current judiciary is full of law-breaking and less than savory people with ties to the old Communist establishment. Can you name at least a few high profile members of judicary that would fit this description? I can name a few in PIS Kryże, Piotrowicz (you know the communist era prosecutor that now reforms law in Poland... oh the irony) - even people like Cenckiewicz the historian clearly state that they should not be there. > And even if it were the case that the rule of law was being violated for "the good of society", then perhaps there's a problem with the system if it needs to be violated to make necessary changes. I agree, can you point me to the parts of the laws that will improve the system for the citizens instead of currently ruling party?