Fugitive Opposition Politician Granted Safe Passage to Return to Poland Against Prosecutors' Wishes
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The court issued a safe conduct against former Deputy Minister of Justice Marcin Romanowski, informed his defense attorney, Bartosz Lewandowski.
This story is starting to look like a dark joke on the state. Marcin Romanowski, a former deputy minister of justice, is a suspect in a major investigation concerning the Justice Fund, resides outside Poland, and now receives an illegal safe conduct despite the prosecutor's objections. The decision is made by a judge promoted under the system established during the PiS era, whose participation in another adjudicating panel was previously questio…
Marcin Romanowski with a safe conduct. The court has made its decision. The District Court in Warsaw issued a safe conduct for Marcin Romanowski on Wednesday, September 30. The former Deputy Minister of Justice will be able to return to Poland and stand trial in the case if the court's decision becomes final. At the same time, the court lifted the preventive measure of pre-trial detention. The decision immediately sparked…
The district court in Warsaw has issued a document to former Deputy Justice Minister Marczyn Romanowski that will allow him to return to Warsaw to testify in a high-profile case without fear of arrest.
The safe conduct gives Marcin Romanowski immunity, but only on the condition that he returns to Poland, does not leave it, responds to summonses and does not engage in any subterfuge.
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