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ŻUrek: I Ordered the Immediate Removal of Three Judges From Adjudication

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Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek announced his order to immediately remove judges of the Court of Appeal in Warsaw: Piotr Schab, Przemysław Radzik, and Michał Lasota. The Minister of Justice signed the decisions granting them a one-month suspension from their duties.

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Minister of Justice Waldemar Żurek also announced that the National Prosecutor’s Office had submitted applications to the Supreme Court to waive the immunity of these three judges.

·Poland
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For years, those associated with the justice system built by Zbigniew Ziobro have behaved as if the state were their property. As if the functions, positions, and powers belonged to them forever, regardless of who holds power or what decisions are formally made. Now, this model is beginning to end, and Waldemar Żurek's decision to remove Piotr […]

Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek has ordered a one-month suspension from the duties of judges and former judicial disciplinary officers: Michał Lasota, Piotr Schab, and Przemysław W. Radzik. The reasons are the prosecutor's office's request to waive their immunity and the "need to protect the court's dignity and the vital interests of the service."

·Poland
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Waldemar Żurek ordered the "immediate removal" of three judges from the Court of Appeal in Warsaw. The prosecutor's office also filed motions to waive their immunity.

Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek announced his order to immediately remove judges of the Court of Appeal in Warsaw: Piotr Schab, Przemysław Radzik, and Michał Lasota. The Minister of Justice signed the decisions granting them a one-month suspension from their duties.

·Warsaw, Poland
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Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek has decided to immediately remove three judges from their duties: Michał Lasota, Piotr Schab, and Waldemar Radzik. "The decisions were made due to reasonable suspicion that they had committed prohibited acts and the need to protect the court's dignity and the vital interests of the service," the Ministry of Justice explained in a statement.

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Gazeta broke the news in Poland on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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