The Court Overturned the Decision to Bring Ziobro Into Custody. The Former Minister Can Seek Compensation.
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The Court of Appeal in Warsaw has overturned the decision to forcibly bring Zbigniew Ziobro to appear before the parliamentary committee of inquiry into Pegasus in September 2025, a spokeswoman for the court told PAP. During that hearing, Ziobro admitted that he initiated the purchase of the Pegasus system.
The Court of Appeal in Warsaw has overturned the decision to forcibly bring former Minister of Internal Affairs Zbigniew Ziobro to appear before the parliamentary committee of inquiry into Pegasus in September 2025, a spokeswoman for the court announced. During that hearing, Ziobro admitted that he initiated the purchase of the Pegasus system. The politician's lawyer has not ruled out the possibility of seeking financial compensation.
Judge Kamila Borszowska-Moszowska, judge of the District Court in Świdnica, lecturer at the Academy of Social and Media Culture in Toruń
Zbigniew Ziobro may seek compensation and damages. This follows a decision by the Court of Appeal in Warsaw, which overturned the order forcing the former Minister of Justice to appear before a commission of inquiry, reports RMF FM.
The Court of Appeal in Warsaw overturned the decision allowing Zbigniew Ziobro to be forcibly brought to the hearing before the investigative committee for the
The Warsaw Court of Appeal has overturned a decision allowing Zbigniew Ziobro to be forcibly brought to appear before a commission of inquiry. The decision comes more than a year after the former Minister of Justice's high-profile arrest. Ziobro can now seek compensation and damages.
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