Romanowski's Defense Attorney Wanted Tusk Interrogated. There Is a Court Decision
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The District Court in Warsaw has dismissed the evidentiary motions filed by Marcin Romanowski's defense regarding the issuance of a safe conduct to the PiS politician. Consequently, Prime Minister Donald Tusk will not be questioned, nor will the Internal Security Agency (ABW) or the Foreign Intelligence Agency (AW) be contacted for information regarding the MP's whereabouts. Judge Anna Ptaszek confirmed the decision in an interview with "Fakt." …
The court rejected the motions filed by Marcin Romanowski's defense. There will be no questioning of Donald Tusk or questions about the PiS politician's whereabouts.
The court dismissed the defense's evidentiary motions to issue Marcin Romanowski a safe conduct, Judge Anna Ptaszek confirmed in an interview with "Fakt." Consequently, Donald Tusk will not be questioned, nor will the Internal Security Agency (ABW) or the Foreign Intelligence Agency (AW) be asked for information on the PiS MP's whereabouts.
The District Court in Warsaw rejected the requests of defense counsel Marcin Romanowski to interrogate Prime Minister Donald Tusk and to request information from the ABW and the Intelligence Agency regarding the whereabouts of the former Deputy Minister of Justice.
The proceedings regarding the issuance of a safe conduct to Marcin Romanowski will not include questioning Donald Tusk or inquiries of the Internal Security Agency (ABW) or the Foreign Intelligence Agency (Agencja Wywiadu) for information on Romanowski's whereabouts. A Warsaw court yesterday dismissed the defense's evidentiary motions in this case, finding that the exact location of the prosecuted former deputy minister was irrelevant to the cas…
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