Supreme Court dismisses judge's appeal against KRS refusal to extend tenure, rejecting subjective complaints as inadmissible under procedural law.

The Supreme Court dismissed Judge Józef B.'s appeal against the National Council of the Judiciary's refusal to extend his judicial tenure. The judge argued the decision was unfair and based on malicious opinions, but the court found these were merely subjective feelings rather than legal errors. Consequently, the court ruled that such subjective complaints regarding fact-finding or evidence evaluation cannot serve as grounds for appeal under the relevant procedural code.