On Tuesday, the Warsaw-Prague territory Court issued a judgement on the abortion activist who helped in the execution of the conceived child. She delivered the miscarriage pills. She was sentenced to 8 months' imprisonment.by performing unpaid social work of 30 hours per month.
The case was referred to court in late 2021 by the Warsaw-Prague territory Attorney's Office. The suspect was the abortion activist Dream squad Justyna Wydrzynska. A female in February 2020 delivered 10 miscarriage pills to execution an unborn child. The baby's father reported the case. He had previously refused to agree to execute abortion abroad.
The Warsaw-Prague territory Court found Justyna Wydrzyńska guilty of transferring funds to a female who intended to have an abortion and sentenced her to 8 months of restrictions on freedom through social work.
He participated in the proceedings @OrdoIuris. https://t.co/3Xvya9OQBKpic.twitter.com/Bs05AXY0cp
— Ordo Iuris Institute (@OrdoIuris) March 14, 2023
- Justyna W. was accused of having on 24 February 2020 in Przasnysz, in order for another individual to abort the pregnancy in violation of the law, to assist her by offering electronic advice through a combination of information and the transfer via the postal operator of abortion medicinal products in the form of at least 10 tablets containing misoprostol, which she placed on the marketplace without marketing authorisation” — Warsaw-Prague territory Attorney's Office.
The second act of the indictment afraid the placing on the marketplace or retention for the placing on the marketplace of a medicinal product without marketing authorisation. The trial began on 24 April 2022. The suspect didn't feel guilty. Before the justice system, she explained that she was motivated by compassion and emotion by passing on early-porn pills. With the agreement of the court, Ordo Iuris, with the agreement of the court, participated in it as a social organization, due to the request to defend an crucial social interest. In July 2022, the Institute gave the court an opinion indicating that there is no Polish or global legal standard that would require the state to accept abortion. Poland can so lay down rules penalising abortion aid in violation of the law. As Ordo Iuris points out, an effort was made to exclude the organization from the proceedings at 1 of the hearings. Defenders Justyna Wydrzynska and a witness applied for this. However, the court did not accept these conclusions.
I wasn't as harsh as GW would want.
I have applied for a punishment of 11 msc. imprisonment for the first act and a punishment of 2 msc. for the second act and a full punishment of 1 year of salvation with conditional suspension of its execution.
In addition, I filed for fines and supervision. pic.twitter.com/upZio4ZYdP
— Magdalena Majkowska (@MagdaMajkowska) March 14, 2023
During the final hearing, the Ordo Iuris Institute presented to the court for consideration a combined punishment of 1 year of imprisonment with conditional suspension for a period of 3 years of probation with police supervision or probation officer. The Institute requested a fine of 350 regular units of PLN 30 each. The D.A. requested that the suspect be restricted. The defence demanded acquittal from the alleged acts.
"The accused, as well as the full community of abortion activists, have been promoting abortion for years, including pharmacological abortion, mocking the well-known Polish law. The deficiency of a firm reaction from the judiciary in specified a situation would mean allowing the creation of a climate of disregarding the law in Poland against constitutional standards protecting life. The judgement in Justyna Wydrzyńska should so be considered an crucial step towards real respect for the right to life of unborn children in Poland – Adj. Magdalena Majkowska from the Management Board of Ordo Iuris.
The territory Court of Warsaw-Prague issued a judgement in which he found Wydrzynska guilty of her alleged act. She was sentenced to a punishment of 8 months of freedom to execute unpaid work for social purposes of 30 hours a month. From the second act, the “activist” was acquitted. The conviction is invalid.
The conviction in Justyna W. is an crucial step towards real respect for the right to life of unborn children in Poland. You cannot give approval to disregard the law against constitutional standards that defend life.
— Magdalena Majkowska (@MagdaMajkowska) March 14, 2023
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