I signed a letter addressed to the national prosecutor requesting an investigation into whether Mr. Bąkiewicz and other individuals involved in this gathering committed a crime. Minister of Justice Waldemar Żurek reported this after the uproar before the Constitutional Tribunal. "Today's attempt to paralyze the work of the Constitutional Tribunal by Robert Bąkiewicz and his people will meet with a decisive response," he stated. In a post on X, Waldemar Żurek informed that under Article 13 of the Prosecutor's Office Act, he instructed the head of the National Prosecutor's Office, Dariusz Korneluk, to "promptly undertake prosecutorial actions ex officio and to assess these unlawful activities criminally." I also wanted to sincerely thank the police officers for maintaining calm while allowing the properly appointed judges of the Tribunal to enter the building. We are observing the unlawful actions of the acting president of the Tribunal, Mr. Świączkowski, and here the prosecution is not passive. Judges should be allowed to work as soon as possible, Żurek emphasized at the afternoon conference. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #WaldemarŻurek #prokuratoraKrajowa (translated)
