Why did you want to be a justice of the Constitutional Court?
– After the past fewer years, I know that we have a immense crisis in the country. The Constitutional Court is not functioning, 1 of the basic fuses of democracy. As a result, citizens are not safe, so I consider my choice as a justice as a large mission to reconstruct the Constitutional Court to the nation. It's difficult, but I've taken it with full awareness. It's a large challenge.
– For many years you have served justice in Katowice courts.
– I always wanted to be a justice due to the fact that there's nothing more beautiful than actually doing justice. I come from 1 of the smallest towns in Poland. The Świętokrzyskie voivodship has 850 inhabitants, it is hard to find a lawyer there, but they were in their parents' stories. Years later, I learned that a justice and lawyer Aleksander Mogilnicki survived the war in his hometown. An excellent lawyer who opposed lawlessness at the time of the sanitization was president of the ultimate Court. It's a model of a lawyer who shows how hard it is, but besides how arrogant it is to be a truly independent judge. After college, I was very fortunate and honored to become a justice of the territory Court in Katowice. As a boy from Kielce, I initially had difficulties in cases where the participants spoke Silesian. I wrote everything down to make certain that what I heard was what I thought. I think the justice should be a actual associate of the local community. Today, we very much deficiency specified a functioning justice in society. Courts request to be reinstated.
