Supreme Court ruled it has jurisdiction to hear appeals by judges transferred to lower administrative courts.

The Supreme Court of Poland ruled that it is the competent body to hear an appeal by a judge of the Chief Administrative Court transferred to a regional administrative court. Although the Chief Administrative Court's president requested dismissal, the judge withdrew her appeal, prompting the court to address the underlying legal question regarding jurisdiction. The court decided that the Supreme Court is the proper forum because the relevant administrative law provisions do not explicitly cover such transfers, necessitating an appropriate application of judicial review rules.