Waldemar ŻUrek Calls on Judges to Pay. Minister Demands Repayment of Millions of Złoty
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Waldemar Żurek has initiated proceedings aimed at recovering monies paid by Poland in connection with judgments of the European Court of Human Rights. The Prosecutor General has signed six demands for payment addressed to Supreme Court judges, known as so-called "neo-judges," for compensation costs related to their participation in adjudicating panels. To date, the state has paid PLN 6.5 million in this regard. However, this may not be the end o…
On Friday, I signed the first six demands for payment addressed to several newly elected Supreme Court judges, as part of recourse civil cases, Waldemar Żurek announced. The Prosecutor General emphasized that the total amount awarded by the Strasbourg Court in connection with these rulings is constantly growing and is currently estimated at approximately PLN 6.5 million.
I signed the first six demands for payment addressed to several people, the so-called new judges of the Supreme Court, as part of recourse civil cases
On Friday, Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek signed the first six demands for payment addressed to several so-called new Supreme Court judges in recourse civil cases. The total amount awarded by the Strasbourg Court in connection with the rulings of the so-called new judges now stands at PLN 6.5 million and continues to grow.
The government wants to recover money the State Treasury spent on compensation for the judgments of so-called neo-judges sitting on the Supreme Court. "I signed the first six demands for payment. Five letters are addressed to several people who judged together. Each case is individual," Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek said at the conference.
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