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Tusk government rejects court ruling granting safe passage to PiS MP Romanowski

Poland's government has rejected a court's decision allowing PiS MP Romanowski safe passage to face charges, citing the ruling as illegitimate. Prosecutors plan to appeal. Source

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Former Prosecutor General Adam Bodnar told TVN24's "Fakty po Faktach" that he was surprised by the presence of Orbán's propaganda on Judge Konrad Mielcarek's social media. He believes the prosecutor's office should have requested the judge's recusal before he issued Marcin Romanowski a safe conduct.

·Warsaw, Poland
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Waldemar Żurek did something politicians particularly dislike: he publicly said that his side had made a mistake. The prosecutor's office did not request the recuse of Judge Konrad Mielcarek from the case of Marcin Romanowski's safe conduct, and the Minister of Justice is not trying to convince anyone that everything went smoothly. "I'm saying this openly. I will meet with the prosecutors, and I believe that this […]

The legal battle over Marcin Romanowski's safe conduct has sparked a political uproar. While Przemysław Czarnek speaks of "embarrassing the government," Finance Minister Andrzej Domański retorts directly from the G20: the opposition camp is simply fearful of impending justice. These are the key investigations that are keeping former government politicians awake at night.

For PiS, the return of Marcin Romanowski — if he actually returns under an iron letter — is not at all convenient. In the party of Jarosław Kaczyński, they fear that if Romanowski appeared in Poland, he would become a star of the right-wing media. And by doing so, they would replay the topic that weighs on PIS.

The District Court in Warsaw has issued a safe conduct order against Marcin Romanowski. The former Deputy Minister of Justice has been living outside Poland for some time and is a suspect in the investigation concerning the Justice Fund. Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek commented on the court's decision, pointing out the judge presiding over the case in an interview with TVN24. He also made no secret of his belief that the prosecutor's office err…

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Polsat News broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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