The Prosecutor and Police at the Constitutional Tribunal's Headquarters. The Tribunal Notifies the President.
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Representatives of the Constitutional Tribunal announced an "attempted search" on Friday morning. It was also noted that Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski had decided to cooperate with law enforcement agencies.
The Constitutional Tribunal's announcement states that Prosecutor Andrzej Piaseczny "together with police officers" arrived at the Constitutional Tribunal's headquarters and "is attempting to search the premises of an independent judicial authority." Police and Prosecutor's Office at the Constitutional Tribunal The President of the Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, has decided to "voluntarily release the requested documents," according to the annou…
The prosecutor, assisted by the police, conducted proceedings at the Constitutional Tribunal. Surveillance and documentation were secured for the investigation, including allegations of dereliction of duty by Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski. Bogdan Święczkowski voluntarily agreed to release the documents. He also assessed the prosecutor's actions as a provocation and a possible attack on a constitutional body of the state. …
The atmosphere surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal is heating up. On Friday, police officers and a prosecutor entered the premises to secure recordings and documents. This is related to Maciej Berek's report of a suspected crime committed by Bogdan Świeczkowski. Now the Constitutional Tribunal's president is raving about an "assassination attempt," and the judge responded with an uncomfortable question.
The prosecutor, accompanied by the police and an expert, visited the Constitutional Tribunal, said Minister of Justice Waldemar Żurek. "This is related to incidents committed, according to the prosecutor's office, by acting president Bogdan Święczkowski," he explained. The Constitutional Tribunal's statement stated that the intrusion was provocative in nature and constituted a criminal offense.
Prosecutor Andrzej Piaseczny, accompanied by police officers, appeared at the Constitutional Tribunal on Friday to secure monitoring and documentation for the proceedings. Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski assessed that "the attack on the Tribunal (...) was provocative in nature and constituted a crime." However, he voluntarily released the requested documents.
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