A Safe Conduct Has Been Granted for Marcin Romanowski. There Is an Appeal Against the Court's Decision.
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The Prosecutor's Office has sent a complaint to the Court of Appeal in Warsaw against the decision to issue a safe conduct for former Deputy Minister of Justice Marcin Romanowski, the National Prosecutor's Office announced.
The prosecutor's office is not giving up on the safe conduct case for Marcin Romanowski. This week, it will file an appeal against the decision of the District Court in Warsaw, which approved its issuance. Karolina Opolska's guest stated that, in his opinion, the decision to grant Romanowski a safe conduct "does not stand up to scrutiny." "This is a reward for someone who mocked the Polish justice system," he assessed. Professor Matczak emphasiz…
"As a result of the United Right government's blockade of the justice system, the ruling on Marcin Romanowski's safe conduct was issued by a so-called neo-judge—a person improperly appointed by the politicized National Council of the Judiciary. However, the prosecutor's office did not raise this issue in court at all and did not request the proper composition of the court. Throwing up the gauntlet that this was an improperly appointed judge is d…
A prosecutor from Investigative Team No. 2 of the National Prosecutor's Office filed a complaint today with the Court of Appeal in Warsaw, through the District Court in Warsaw, against the September 30, 2026, order to issue a safe conduct to suspect Marcin Romanowski in an investigation into irregularities at the Justice Fund. In the complaint, the prosecutor raised two allegations: an error in the factual findings and contempt of court…
On Tuesday, the prosecutor's office filed a complaint with the Court of Appeal in Warsaw against the decision to issue a safe conduct to Marcin Romanowski. Investigators pointed out two problems with the District Court's decision in Warsaw. A safe conduct is an extraordinary privilege, not a reward for escape, Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek pointed out.
Marcin Romanowski's situation is getting more complicated. The National Prosecutor's Office has just filed a complaint against the issuance of a safe conduct for the former deputy minister of justice. Investigators cited two reasons for their decision.
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