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The author of the entry expressed respect for the female and male lawyers who boldly and factually supported the independence of the Constitutional Tribunal from the Ziobro system, which he described as destructive for Poland. He contrasted their attitude with the ego-flattering "narcissistic symmetry" and wrote that they defended values. #prawo #sprawiedliwość #TK #PL (translated)

The author of the post claimed that the crisis of the Constitutional Tribunal began at the end of 2015, when the Law and Justice party intentionally selected three duplicate judges. According to him, in the following years, the Tribunal lost its independence and authority. He added that the current term of the Sejm appointed outstanding lawyers as judges of the Constitutional Tribunal, but five of them were prevented from performing their duties. https://t.co/pwFuqPMhHK #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #prawo #Polska #PL (translated)

The author wrote that Tusk was fortunate because the Polish legal elites largely did not protest against the violation of the law and the Constitution. He argued that the Magyar regime in Hungary encountered the decency of lawyers representing various political options, including socialists. #Tusk #Konstytucja #Polska (translated)

Sławek Jastrzębowski wrote that during the hearing it was revealed that Natasha had met with lawyers the day before at the Onet editorial office. According to his account, the woman said they explained to her how to get to the court and how the testimony process would proceed, and when asked, she denied that they had provided her with the accounts of previous witnesses. Jastrzębowski assessed that the situation looked like preparing a witness for testimony and called it an incredible scandal. #skandal #zeznania #prawo (translated)

The Swedes detained former Ukrainian deputy Dmytro Sviatash, who arrived at a Stevie Wonder concert, due to a travel ban to Schengen issued by the Polish authorities, and his future depends on the decision of the Migration Court following his lawyer's appeal regarding extradition to Ukraine. #Swiatasz #Polityka #Ukraina (translated)

The author of the entry urged lawyers to look at road pirates differently. He pointed out that the way the court classifies an event affects the social approach to similar acts. He emphasized that the penal code distinguishes between an unintentional accident and consenting to death, and informed that he talked about this on TVN24. https://t.co/w7tyMhO7Bv #prawo #wypadki #bezpieczeństwo #PL (translated)

The author wrote that the rule of law affects the safety of citizens in courts, the certainty of economic transactions, and the financial stability of Poles. As confirmation, he pointed to this year's World Justice Project Rule of Law Index report and stated that there is a global recession of the rule of law. https://t.co/JK0e7kV4TC #Praworządność #Bezpieczeństwo #Prawo #PL (translated)

Jan Molski wrote that Rutkowski, instead of answering questions about Kołodziejczak, talked about himself. He added that Kołodziejczak was not in the Sejm, so journalists had to call him. According to Molski, Rutkowski announced a drug test from hair, but Kołodziejczak only performed a urine test, which he will not share. Molski also accused Rutkowski of disclosing personal data of one of the victims. He sarcastically referred to the lawyer standing next to Rutkowski, and described the whole situation as a disaster. #polityka #sejm #media (translated)

The author of the entry accused Bogucki of presenting a selective interpretation of the Polish Constitution, omitting provisions regarding Poland's obligation to respect binding international law. He pointed to articles 9, 87, 90, and 91, which—he wrote—relate, among other things, to ratified international agreements, the transfer of certain competencies to international organizations, and the place of international law in the Polish legal order. The author assessed that the lack of mention of tribunals and commissions in articles 8 and 87 does not undermine the competencies of these institutions, as they arise from relevant international agreements. He added that the supremacy of the Constitution in the domestic legal order does not mean that Poland can ignore its commitments or rulings issued within recognized jurisdiction. He addressed Bogucki as the head of Nawrocki's Chancellery and a lawyer, accusing him of presenting the content of the fundamental law to citizens in an unreliable manner. He emphasized that the Constitution is not limited to article 8 and should not be interpreted according to political expectations. #Konstytucja #Prawo #Polska (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that the Left's lawyer Piotr Kusznieruk harshly criticized the police's actions towards Piotr. According to the arguments presented by Hübner, the man was not obligated to show documents, and the police officers did not provide a legal basis because — as Kusznieruk assessed — it would be illegal. Hübner also reported that Kusznieruk considered the surveillance of Piotr and his being hit before being identified as actions aimed at identifying the participants of the assembly in front of the Constitutional Tribunal. The policewoman was said to be outside the area of the demonstration and not performing security duties. Kusznieruk was also said to have indicated that the duty to comply with police orders applied to situations where officers were securing some event, not to a person walking on the sidewalk. According to the lawyer, Piotr could have felt threatened. #polityka #prawo #policja (translated)

Monika Borkowska wrote that lawyers would not be allowed for Piotr, through whom he could have told what happened. She considered the moment of his escape from the police to be crucial and wondered what was said and done to him at that time. She added that Piotr is a former military man and a firefighter of the Volunteer Fire Department, who takes care of safety in the town, and suggested that for this reason he might have been targeted by the authorities. In the post, she tagged Piotr Kalinowski, Michał Rachoń, and Jarosław Olechowski. #bezpieczeństwo #prawaobywatelskie #sprawiedliwość (translated)

Wiktor wrote that hiding the health condition of the beaten man and cutting him off from his loved ones and lawyers he considered abnormal. He expressed concerns that the man may have been murdered or brought to a vegetative state, noting that he hoped he was wrong. #zdrowie #prawaCzłowieka #sprawiedliwość (translated)

Magdalena Majkowska questioned why the police did not allow the lawyers to meet with Piotr so that he could personally confirm that he did not want legal assistance if such a statement was true. She expressed concern for the detainee and his health condition, adding that the attitude of the officers intensified their worries. #Polska #prawo #zdrowie (translated)

Marcin Możdżonek criticized the actions taken regarding the zoo in Łączna. He wrote that the business was closed, animals were put at risk, private property was destroyed, and the local community was brought to frustration—before anyone was charged. In his opinion, the involvement of the prosecutor, a private foundation, and the police caused greater social harm than possible benefits, even if the suspicions were partially justified. Możdżonek accused climate and animal rights movements of causing chaos and distracting from other abuses. He also claimed that organized actions against hunters and the proposed changes to hunting laws were costly, professionally prepared, and well-paid, rather than grassroots. He urged participation in a survey on the websites of the Sejm, in which—as he wrote—one could oppose the proposed changes. He also encouraged informing others about the situation at the zoo in Łączna, stating that officials' actions towards citizens should be publicized, and that the preparation of the campaign had, in his view, little to do with animal welfare. https://t.co/HMN6fHBW20 #ekoterroryzm #sprawiedliwość #dobrostanzwierząt (translated)

The new regulations regarding the bar introduce stricter penalties for the illegal use of the title "lawyer" and provide lawyers with stronger protection comparable to that of public officials, aimed at improving the safety of lawyers and their clients. #adwokatura #reforma #prawo (translated)

Konrad Krasuski described the chaos surrounding the zoo in Łączna, where — as he wrote — there were clashes with the police, and officers with shields pushed back residents defending the facility. He presented both sides of the dispute. According to Krasuski's account, the prosecution alleged that hundreds of animals were being abused and malnourished, and some were suffering or had died. Five people were arrested and charged; none admitted guilt. The prosecution also requested the temporary arrest of the zoo director. The owners, on the other hand, described the confiscation of the animals as an unprecedented action. Krasuski wrote that residents were coming to the zoo to block transports, and accusations of animal theft were appearing online. He also mentioned revealed screenshots of conversations from the foundation about the division of the animals, a recording warning about the action, and concerns regarding the safety of the transport, conditions in the new places, and the reliability of the experts. Krasuski stated that he was on-site and spoke with people involved in the case, including anonymously with an employee of the Veterinary Inspection. He also attended a press conference held by the prosecution and spoke with a lawyer for the owners. He announced that he would look into what initiated the case and how events escalated the previous night. #ZooŁączna #protest #ochronazwierząt (translated)