US EditionBodnar's Prosecutors Have Entered the Supreme Court! They Want Access to the Files
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"The Supreme Court will today issue rulings on approximately 130 recent election protests."
The Supreme Court has announced a decision concerning thousands of election protests filed after this year's presidential election. This concerns over 50,000 applications that were filed on the basis of forms provided by KO MP Roman Giertych and MEP Michał Wawrykiewicz. All of them were left without further consideration.
The Supreme Court left over 50,000 election protests without further action. Among them were "giertych" and protests prepared based on the template of MEP Michał Wawrykiewicz. What was the reason?
As reported in the press release, the Supreme Court has dismissed over 50,000 election protests. These include protests filed using a template developed by MP Roman Giertych from the Civic Coalition and MEP Michał Wawrykiewicz from the same party.
Two election protests - along with many thousands of other identical protests that were combined for joint consideration - were left "without further action" by the Supreme Court, which published a new statement just before midnight from Saturday to Sunday. One of the protests concerned "charges duplicated in 49,598 identical ones, which were filed using the template developed by Roman Giertych". The Supreme Court reported that many were also fi…
Supreme Court spokesman Aleksander Stępkowski confirmed that the Supreme Court had decided on the so-called "Giertychówki" case, leaving it without further action due to formal defects.
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