A New Judge Faces the Constitutional Tribunal President. A Notice Has Been Issued Against ŚWięczkowski.
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The notification was filed by Constitutional Tribunal Judge Sławomir Patyra, sworn in by Karol Nawrocki. It may serve as the impetus for filing a motion to strip Święczkowski of his immunity. The judge accuses Święczkowski of appointing adjudicating panels for months, disregarding the law, in order to influence the content of judgments. READ ALSO: Święczkowski has doubts. "I don't know if there will be a third attempt." The accusation covers the…
Judge Sławomir Patyra has filed a notice of suspicion of a crime committed by Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski. The letter alleges that adjudicating panels were appointed in violation of the law.
Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek confirmed receipt of a notification from Judge Sławomir Patyra concerning the actions of Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski. The case concerns allegations that adjudicating panels were appointed without the use of statutory provisions, thereby influencing the content of Constitutional Tribunal judgments. The Tribunal vehemently denies these allegations.
Waldemar Żurek confirmed receipt of Judge Sławomir Patyra's notification. According to media reports, it concerns allegations that adjudicating panels at the Constitutional Tribunal were being appointed in violation of the law.
A judge has notified the Prosecutor General of a possible crime committed by the President of the Constitutional Tribunal. Journalists suggest this may be the first step toward "taking over" the constitutional body.
A notification of a suspected crime by Bogdan Święczkowski, President of the Constitutional Tribunal, has been submitted to the Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek. Wirtualna Polska has learned that the document was submitted by Constitutional Tribunal Judge Sławomir Patyra, who accuses Święczkowski of repeatedly violating regulations when appointing adjudicating panels. The case may have implications for the future of the …
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