Polish Constitutional Crisis: Police Deployed, Head Judge Suspended, President Joins Protests
A constitutional crisis in Poland has intensified, leading to the deployment of police to the Constitutional Tribunal and the suspension of its head judge. President Andrzej Duda also joined protests outside the court, as the crisis continues over the government's appointment of new judges and the head judge's refusal to publish certain rulings.
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- Police deployed to Poland's Constitutional Tribunal
- Poland's head judge was suspended
- President Andrzej Duda joined protests
- Protests occurred outside the Constitutional Tribunal
- The events are part of a constitutional crisis
- The crisis involves the government appointing new judges
- The crisis involves the head judge refusing to publish rulings
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