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Lawyers for Poland wrote that Maciej Berek announced the intention to hold a General Assembly of the Constitutional Tribunal without being convened by President Bogdan Święczkowski. According to the authors, he did not specify the legal basis or procedure for such action and also mentioned the possibility of involving the police. Lawyers for Poland described this as another stage of the coup against the constitutional order of the state and stated that the statutory competencies of the bodies cannot be taken over by political decision. #ZamachStanu #Konstytucja #Prawo (translated)

Lawyers for Poland wrote that Second Lieutenant Adam Ł. was acquitted by the Garrison Court in Warsaw. The entry concerned the case of a chase after a migrant from Syria, during which — as the authors stated — the weapon of the Polish soldier fired after his fall and wounded the fleeing man in the back. #sąd #Polska #sprawiedliwość (translated)

Lawyers for Poland stated that Piotr W. did not admit to the charges and refused to provide explanations. According to them, the prosecutor requested a one-month detention, highlighting the need to secure forensic psychiatric evaluations. They added that the prosecutor's spokesperson confirmed the suspect's fainting and his transport to the hospital. The authors emphasized that detention is not a punishment before conviction, and the refusal to provide explanations is the suspect's right and does not prove his guilt. #Prokuratura #Areszt #Prawo (translated)

The association "Lawyers for Poland" informed that on October 15, 2026, it submitted a notification to the District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw concerning the suspicion of a crime committed by Maciej Berek, a former minister in Donald Tusk's government. The document was signed by the president of the association, Judge Dr. Łukasz Piebiak, and the case pertained to events from October 14 at the Constitutional Tribunal's headquarters. According to the association, the notification included suspicions of acts under Article 193, Article 227, and Article 222 § 1 of the Penal Code: attempting to violate the peace of an office space, performing actions related to a public function without the required authorization, and infringing the bodily integrity of the President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski. The association also raised doubts regarding Berek's compliance with the statutory requirements for holding the office of judge of the Tribunal and the effectiveness of the oath he took. “Lawyers for Poland” called for a thorough investigation, securing evidence, and assessing all circumstances of the case, regardless of Berek's political connections. They added that holding high state functions does not exempt one from the obligation to comply with the law. #Prawo #Polska #Sprawiedliwość (translated)

Lawyers for Poland criticized Marcin Kierwiński's statement, noting that the police identified and arrested the author of the recording concerning the knife attacker from Przasnysz, despite President Karol Nawrocki vetoing the law which — as indicated by Kierwiński's statement — was supposed to be the basis for such actions. The organization called this argumentation convoluted. The authors also wrote that Donald Tusk, Barbara Nowacka, Waldemar Żurek, and Kierwiński had known about the ABW report on the radicalization of youth and the increase in violent behavior six months earlier. In their opinion, the safety of Poles was secondary to issues such as "neo-judges," planetary diet, pursuing Marcin Romanowski and Zbigniew Ziobro, as well as actions aimed at Nawrocki. #Polska #bezpieczeństwo #przemoc (translated)

Znakomita diagnoza 🎯 redaktor @DorotaGawryluk: 🗣 Jeśli pòźną jesienią grozi nam coś niebezpiecznego, to zaniechanie polega nie tylko na tym, że się o tym opowiada, ale i na tym, że zamiast obniżyć poziom napięcia społecznego - podsyca się spór wokół @TK_GOV_PL ⤵️ https://t.co/EYTUsqB9Uc #diagnoza #społeczeństwo #konflikt

§ 11 ASOG Bln, czyli berlińska ustawa policyjna: Von mehreren möglichen und geeigneten Maßnahmen haben die Ordnungsbehörden und die Polizei diejenige zu treffen, die den einzelnen und die Allgemeinheit voraussichtlich am wenigsten beeinträchtigt. Po polsku: z kilku możliwych i odpowiednich środków policja ma wybrać ten, który w najmniejszym stopniu dotyka jednostki i ogółu. Czyli w skrócie: niemiecka policja musiałaby najpierw wykazać, że Polacy niosący krzyż pod miejsce pamięci ofiar niemieckich zbrodni stanowili realne zagrożenie dla porządku lub bezpieczeństwa publicznego. A nawet gdyby takie zagrożenie istniało, policja miała obowiązek zastosować środki najłagodniejsze. Do takich środków nie należą bicie, kopanie, złamane żebra, odcinanie dostępu powietrza ani brutalne traktowanie ludzi, którzy przyszli manifestować, modlić się i upamiętnić pomordowanych. Tyle niemieckie prawo. Taka niemiecka praktyka. Tak wygląda zasada proporcjonalności w państwie, które wobec Polaków wciąż zbyt łatwo sięga po metody Gestapo. #Proporcjonalność #PrawaCzłowieka #Policja