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The author of the post claimed that the current authorities have paralyzed key organs of the Polish state to achieve their own political goals. He called for solidarity with the protesters and for liking and sharing the post. https://t.co/hjTQEnkYmj #Solidarność #Protest #Władza #PL (translated)

The account author claims that B. Š., whom he labeled as a local stalker, was in prison. He asserted that she vulgarity insulted and harassed dozens, possibly hundreds of people. According to the author, Terka, Katka, and Jirka dedicated hundreds of hours of work and nearly four years of effort to the case. He also stated that law enforcement agencies downplayed her behavior and refused to help the victims. He added that some proceedings are still ongoing and their further resolution could take a year or two. As a lesson, the author wrote that long-term posts on social media directed at specific individuals, accompanied by threats, false accusations, and intimidation, can be classified as dangerous stalking. #spravedlnost #bezpecnost #psychologickepornozardeni (translated)

The author of the entry, r00t, criticized MP Smoliński for the announcement of holding police officers accountable after next year's elections. He claimed that the words about remembering the face of every officer could have a coercive character and called on the relevant authorities to assess them for potential criminal liability. He recalled Article 190 § 1 and Article 224 § 2 of the Penal Code, concerning — as he pointed out — punishable threats and unlawful threats used to influence the actions of a public official. He clarified that he did not preclude whether the MP's statement meets the criteria of those offenses. The author appealed for any potential abuse of powers by police officers to be reported through the proper authorities and procedures, rather than announcing political retaliation. He also referred to Article 104 § 2 of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland and the parliamentary oath. He wrote that the words of the parliamentarian could have been perceived by participants in the demonstration as an endorsement for intimidating police officers, and emphasized that the events outside the Constitutional Tribunal did not place demonstrators or MPs above the law. #prawo #obowiązek #polityka (translated)

Dagmara Pawełczyk-Woicka wrote that prosecutors usually requested documents or items needed in the proceedings in writing. She assessed that the described action deviated from this standard and was another episode of "tragifarce." She also expressed regret that state bodies and institutions were used to organize entertainment performances. #prawo #prokuratura #polityka (translated)

The European Commission confirmed that the trust fund established by Andrej Babiš does not address potential conflicts of interest in the management of agricultural subsidies and called on Czech authorities to take measures to prevent it. #Babiš #střetzájmů #Evropskákomise (translated)

The Chief of the Cabinet of the President of the Republic of Poland, Paweł Szefernaker, wrote that for the first time since the adoption of the National Bank of Poland Act in 1997, the constitutional independence of the NBP Management Board and the bank's president was simultaneously threatened. He accused the government of seeking to circumvent the guarantees of term limits for constitutional bodies and the independence of the NBP president, which — in his opinion — was leading to full control over the state. Szefernaker stated that in February, at the request of the NBP president, the president submitted proposals for the appointment of four Management Board members, issued appropriate decisions, and asked Prime Minister Donald Tusk for countersignature. According to him, in May the prime minister returned the requests without countersignature. He added that Adam Glapiński had long advocated for the retention of the Polish złoty and announced that Poland would not enter the eurozone as long as he was the NBP president. Szefernaker emphasized that Glapiński conditioned the discussion about the euro on Poland achieving parity with Germany in terms of wealth, and the weakening of the NBP president's position would mean a weakening of that guarantee. #NBP #demokracja #Polska (translated)

The author of the contribution asked whether President Pavel was misled. He wrote that the European Commission concluded that Andrej Babiš is in a conflict of interest according to European financial regulations and that the measures announced by the Czech authorities to remove him are insufficient. He described the situation as extraordinarily serious. https://t.co/7pGVKxNHqL #Babiš #střetzájmů #Evropskákomise #CZ #EU (translated)

The author of the article asked whether President Pavel was misled in December 2025. He described the conclusion of the European Commission as extremely serious and stated that, according to the Commission, Andrej Babiš was in a conflict of interest under Article 61 of the EU Financial Regulation. He argued that the measures announced and implemented by the Czech authorities so far were insufficient to address this conflict of interest. https://t.co/EQwPjpwqNX #Babiš #politika #EU #CZ #EU (translated)

Mesuret wrote that after turning on Polish television, she had the impression that some state organs still did not accept the constitutional division of power, and some attributed to the president the powers of a Roman emperor. She also criticized PiS, accusing it of placing lawlessness on its banners, after which she turned off the television. #Polska #konstytucja #polityka (translated)

The European Commission stated that based on information from Czech national authorities, it concluded that Mr. Babiš's situation represents a conflict of interest and that the current measures to address it are insufficient. https://t.co/wipSXLkFu4 #střetzájmu #Evropskákomise #Česko #CZ (translated)

The allegations concern impersonating state authorities, using seized seals, and fabricating proceedings against independent judges. Waldemar Żurek wrote that "the allegations concern impersonating state authorities, using seized seals, and fabricating proceedings against independent judges." #sędziowie #praworządność #immunitet (translated)

Lemingopedia wrote that Maciej Berek was supposed to take an oath as a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal in the Sejm at 9 AM and then go to the Constitutional Tribunal. The author criticized this intention, referring to the opinion of the Venice Commission regarding the oath of judges. According to him, the Commission allowed the possibility of taking the oath without the physical presence of the president, although it admitted that this solution deviates from the literal wording of the regulations. Lemingopedia concluded that justifying this by “exceptional circumstances” threatens Polish statehood. The author also questioned the independence of the Venice Commission, pointing to the involvement of Professor Sadurski and Magda Fitas-Czuchnowska, whom he described as the wife of Czuchnowski. He also recalled a statement by Roman Kuźniar on public television, where he— as the author wrote— made an offensive comparison regarding President Nawrocki. He mentioned that Sadurski had encouraged minister Żurek in “Gazeta Wyborcza” to act bypassing ordinary procedures. Lemingopedia claimed that Polish law requires taking the oath before the president, and the president questioned the way part of the procedure was conducted. It also noted that on April 27, the president initiated a jurisdictional dispute before the Constitutional Tribunal and that— according to the law, as the author put it— the initiation of such proceedings suspends proceedings before the bodies conducting the dispute. The author emphasized that the Venice Commission is not a European court nor an authority that can change Polish law, and he referred to the document from October 13 as an opinion and a set of recommendations. He warned that those participating in the described actions would face imprisonment, and at the end, he ironically proposed the establishment of a Warsaw branch of the Venice Commission that would issue different rulings. He also encouraged readers to make contributions for coffee. https://t.co/8NPL5yAO8g #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Polska #Prawo (translated)

The lack of new technical regulations after the expiration of the existing regulations poses a challenge for construction administration authorities in assessing investments, which may lead to discrepancies in practice. #AdministracjaBudowlana #PrawoBudowlane #InwestycjeBudowlane (translated)

The author of the entry accused Bogucki, the head of the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland, of a selective interpretation of the Constitution and the rulings of the Constitutional Tribunal. He pointed out that the opinion of the Venice Commission was not a source of universally binding law or a resolution of a dispute, but rather a legal opinion regarding the powers of the president. The author argued that Article 126, paragraph 3 of the Constitution limits the president's performance of his duties to the principles specified in the Constitution and laws. He reminded that Article 194, paragraph 1 entrusts the selection of judges of the Constitutional Tribunal to the Sejm, and the president's involvement in the taking of the oath— as he claims follows from the Constitutional Tribunal's ruling of December 3, 2015, case no. K 34/15—does not grant him the right to co-decide on the composition of the Tribunal. He added that the Constitutional Tribunal had permitted the postponement of the oath in extraordinary circumstances, but not the refusal to accept it. Referring to Article 86 of the Act on the Organization and Procedure of Proceedings before the Constitutional Tribunal, the author emphasized that merely submitting a proposal regarding a competence dispute does not create new powers for the president. He also questioned Bogucki's public doubts concerning the qualifications of Maciej Berek, indicating that these should be accompanied by evidence and the legal basis for the president's actions. Finally, he asked from which provision of the Constitution Bogucki derives the president's competence to supervise the Sejm's decision on the selection of judges of the Constitutional Tribunal. #Konstytucja #Prawo #TrybunałKonstytucyjny (translated)

Sławek Jastrzębowski wrote that the Venice Commission cannot order the president to swear in anyone to the Constitutional Tribunal. He described it as an advisory body of the Council of Europe, whose opinions are non-binding and do not impose legal obligations on state authorities, are not subject to enforcement, and do not change Polish law. He added that the Commission cannot impose solutions or punish for non-compliance with recommendations, and then called for the end of the discussion. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #KomisjaWenecka #prawo (translated)

Piotr Kusznieruk wrote that 3.5-year-old Kacper died at the Western Hospital in Grodzisk Mazowiecki after, according to his account of the events, his father first heard from the dispatcher to take the child to the hospital himself, and an ambulance was only sent after a second call. The boy was said to have waited about 40 minutes for a doctor in the emergency department, and his condition was worsening. Kusznieruk reported that overnight, an ultrasound or X-ray of the abdomen was not performed in time because there was no radiologist. Doctors suspected a meningococcal infection and considered transferring the child to a specialized children's hospital, but ultimately he remained in the pediatric ward. According to the post, a cardiac arrest occurred in the morning, and a two-hour resuscitation was unsuccessful. Kusznieruk also mentioned reports regarding the resuscitation conditions and the functionality of the equipment, which, as he noted, require clarification. He stated that the autopsy revealed intestinal strangulation with necrosis, rather than a meningococcal infection. The author asked whether the Supreme Medical Chamber and the relevant medical self-government authorities initiated proceedings, investigating the actions of the doctors and considering suspension of their medical licenses. He appealed for an independent analysis of the entire patient journey—from the conversation with the dispatcher to the resuscitation—and for recommendations that would prevent similar tragedies. He noted that he does not pre-judge the guilt of the doctors, and the circumstances should be established by experts and the prosecutor's office. Kusznieruk criticized the belief that healthcare problems can be solved by allocating billions to the system. He pointed out that, as he stated, despite the billions allocated in Poland for the salaries of medical staff, there was a shortage of a radiologist for the child's nighttime diagnosis. He expressed his condolences to the parents and hoped that the prosecutor's office would thoroughly clarify the matter. #zdrowie #systemochronyzdrowia #tragedia (translated)

An international criminal group, consisting of Poles, Ukrainians, and Russians, has been dismantled by law enforcement, which arrested 12 people suspected of fraud using BLIK, with losses for the victims possibly reaching several million zlotys. #oszustwa #BLIK #przestępczość (translated)

Magdalena Filiks wrote that Kołodziejczak will be removed from the club, and the relevant authorities will handle the matter. She compared this situation to that of a right-wing journalist, whom she accused of sending messages to a woman, moving around the city under the influence of drugs, and spreading hate. She added that a rosary was prayed in his intention. #Kołodziejczak #dziennikarstwo #hejt (translated)