The ultimate Court must meet the conditions of an independent, impartial court, and the Chamber of Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs is not a court, as stated in a message by 28 SN judges. In view of this, the signatories to the statements state that this home cannot recognise electoral protests.
One of the signatories to the statement, justice Michał Laskowski said This is simply a reaction to fresh statements and president of SN. Among another things, Małgorzata Manowska assessed that all public statements which undermine the constitutional competence of the home of Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs to decide on the validity of the election of the president of the Republic of Poland are due to ignorance of the law or motivated by the intention of political destabilisation.
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In response, part of the ultimate Court judges issued a statement, the content of which was confirmed by justice Laskowski.
Declaration by 28 ultimate Court Judges
"In accordance with the applicable legal system, the ultimate Court, as a body in charge of the justice strategy in Poland, must meet the conditions of an independent, impartial and independent court besides required by the conventions and treaties which are sources of law in Poland. The Chamber of Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs of the ultimate Court is not a court" - is simply a fragment of a message dated June 24, signed by 28 judges.
Judge SN, and between 2020 and 1923 president of the ultimate Court in charge of the Criminal Chamber Michał Laskowski said that the judges in his message point to the rulings of global tribunals that state that the Chamber of Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs of the ultimate Court does not have the characteristics of the court referred to in the constitution and global agreements.
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- I'm sorry. In turn, statements or statements made by Mrs I, president of Małgorzata Manowska and the press office of the SN, which show that it is all right that there is no problem, and European law does not concern the issue of elections, and indeed it does not concern the question of elections, but it concerns the characteristics of the body of the court and European law and our constitution," he said.
- I'm sorry. According to these rulings, the Chamber of Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs has no specified independent, independent court - added justice Laskowski.
In a statement, the judges recalled that in accordance with the Constitution, the validity of the election of the president of the Republic states the ultimate Court. "The ultimate Court besides recognizes, in accordance with Article 323 par. 1 of the Electoral Code Act, electoral protests in the election of the president of the Republic" - added.
Judges in Statement: The Chamber of Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs of the ultimate Court is not a court
The authors of the letter assessed that The Chamber of Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs of the ultimate Court is not a court, What - like a wskazali - results from decisions of the ultimate Court and decisions of global courts. At the same time, the judges cited respective judgments in the letter. "Because this home is not a court, it cannot carry out the above-mentioned activities in an election process which belongs exclusively to the ultimate Court"the judges judged.
Among the signatories of the message - as indicated by Onet and TVP Info - are: Piotr Prusinowski, Agnieszka Piotrowska, Zbigniew Puszkarski, Jarosław Matras, Paweł Grzegorczyk, Paweł Wiliński, Jerzy Grubba, Kazimierz Klugiewicz, Eugeniusz Wildowicz, Włodzimierz Wróbel, Roman Trzaskowski, Marek Pietruszyński, Karol Weitz, Romualda Spyt, Andrzej Stępka, Tomasz Artymiuk, Dariusz Dończyk, Władysław Pawlak, Michał Laskowski, Bohdan Bieniek, Marta Romańska, Waldemar Płącinnik, Krzysztof Rączka, Monika Koba, Grzegorz Misiurek, Dariusz Świecki, Dariusz Zawiszowski, Jacek Błaszczyk.
Examination of electoral protests. "There were 56,000."
In accordance with the provisions introduced in 2018 during the time of the Law and Justice Government, the home of Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs is then established to handle electoral protests and find the validity of elections. It is created by persons appointed after 2017 to service as a justice at the request of the National Judicial Council, formed in accordance with the provisions of the KRS Act of 2017. For this reason, the position of this home is challenged by the current government, which cites, among others, the case law of the EU Court of Justice and the European Court of Human Rights. Before 2018, electoral issues were examined by the then Chamber of Insurance and Public Affairs.
Last week the head of MS lawyer General Adam Bodnar stated that the rulings given by the judges of the SN Extraordinary Control Chamber would not be considered independent and impartial. He added that the judges of the SN Labour Chamber should decide on the electoral protests and the importance of elections.
Thursday morning Manowska announced that - as of Wednesday - about 56,000 electoral protests were received by the SN. She said The number of protests may change if they scope the SN by post.
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Monday, June 16, was the last day to submit protests to the SN against the presidential election. Protests came to the SN for another week, due to the fact that the broadcast until June 16, including through the Polish Post Office, was equivalent to bringing it to the SN.
According to the erstwhile data, the SN found 3 protests to be legitimate, but without affecting the result of the election. They afraid individual cases of individual voters - including violations in relation to voting certificates held outside their place of residence. However, 187 electoral protests were left without further running. This means that a formal protest cannot be recognized in substance.
According to Wednesday, As part of the procedure for recognizing protests against the validity of election as president of the Republic of Poland, the SN has so far handed over 321 electoral protests to the lawyer General and the PG has submitted 268 positions on these protests.
The SN informed that the gathering on the adoption of the resolution was scheduled for 1 July.
