Polish Court Can Lift Judges' Immunity without Quorum, Minister Says
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I have submitted another, sixth motion to the Constitutional Tribunal to waive the immunity of Bogdan Święczkowski, attaching it to the five motions submitted on Friday, said Waldemar Żurek, Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General.
"I have submitted another, sixth motion to the Constitutional Tribunal to waive Bogdan Święczkowski's immunity," Waldemar Żurek announced. The Minister of Justice explained that the motion concerns the purchase of the Hermes system.
A quorum at the General Assembly of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal is not necessary to lift the immunity of Bogdan Swieckowski and Bartlomiej Sochanski, Justice Minister and Prosecutor General Waldemar Zurek said on Tuesday.
Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski sharply criticized the motions of Waldemar Żurek, who once again demands the waiver of his immunity. He described the allegations as "nonsense and slander" and called the ongoing proceedings "embarrassing." On Tuesday, Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek filed another, sixth motion with the Tribunal to waive Święczkowski's immunity, in part due to the use of the Pegasus system. "Żurek [...] Rea…
Bogdan Święczkowski: The motions to waive my immunity are "embarrassing" and the allegations presented therein are "nonsense and slander"
Prosecutor General and Minister of Justice Waldemar Żurek has submitted another motion to the Constitutional Tribunal to waive Bogdan Święczkowski's immunity. Together with the five previous documents submitted on Friday, this brings the total number of motions filed against the Constitutional Tribunal President to six. The documents concern the Pegasus and Hermes systems, as well as other allegations.
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