The Czech government, led by Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc, has accused the Constitutional Court of overstepping its authority. This accusation stems from a preliminary injunction issued by the court compelling the government to ensure President Petr Pavel's attendance at the NATO summit in Ankara. Tejc characterized the court's action as an unprecedented display of judicial activism. Consequently, the government has formally requested the recusal of Judge Pavel Šámal from further proceedings related to the case. Šámal, assigned as the reporting judge, has declined to comment on the matter. The move signals a growing tension between the executive and judicial branches of the Czech government. This situation raises questions about the boundaries of constitutional authority and judicial independence.