Former Head of the Central Anticorruption Bureau Employed as a Security Expert at the Constitutional Tribunal
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The President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, has made changes to the institution's staffing structure, appointing former head of the Central Anticorruption Bureau, Colonel Andrzej Str�żny, to the position of security advisor.
The Constitutional Tribunal announced personnel changes on Monday. The announcement stated that they are the result of an unprecedented attack by the National Prosecutor's Office on the Constitutional Tribunal. Bogdan Święczkowski's new security advisor is Colonel Andrzej Stróżny, the former head of the Central Anticorruption Bureau (CBA), who was charged a week earlier.
Andrzej Stróżny was hired amid what the Constitutional Tribunal reported as an "unprecedented attack by the National Prosecutor's Office against the Constitutional Tribunal." Stróżny, as we reported on rp.pl, was previously implicated in a housing scandal at the Central Anticorruption Bureau (CBA).
Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski hired former CBA chief Andrzej Stróżny as security advisor to the Constitutional Tribunal. In late September, the prosecutor's office brought charges against him for abusing his authority. "This is a scandalous embarrassment," Jacek Dobrzyński, press spokesman for the Minister-Coordinator of Special Services, told "Fakt."
The Constitutional Tribunal underwent personnel changes after the prosecutor's office brought charges against the Director of the Constitutional Tribunal Chancellery, Zofia H., and the Commander of the Tribunal Guard, Piotr P. Both were suspended from their duties. Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski has now decided who will perform the duties of the absent employees. The Tribunal issued a statement on this matter on October 5.
The President of the Constitutional Tribunal has made personnel decisions following the filing of charges against two tribunal employees.
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