As the weekly noted, in mid-March the Hungarian Parliament introduced amendments to the Act concerning cooperation in criminal matters with EU associate States. The fresh rules give the lawyer General the chance to appeal a possible decision of the court to transfer of Romanowski to the Polish side.
Then Kuria, Hungarian ultimate Court, could repeal the decision of the lower court to transfer the policy sought in Poland.
The case of Marcin Romanowski. Police stopped chasing politics
According to HVG, the Hungarian Ministry of Justice did not hide the real objectives amendments adopted. "This step was essential in order to regulate the anticipation of effective action against possible unlawful judgments of the courts," says a ministerial message cited by the weekly.
As the ‘HVG’ noted, police should arrest those in Budapest Romanowski and lead him to a court that decides whether to execute European Arrest Warrant (ENA).
However, since December, Romanowski has not been prosecuted by the police at all, although it is known that he was in the Hungarian capital, gathering with Minister of Government Viktor Orban.
Marcin Romanowski got asylum. ‘Hungary takes a advanced risk’
Metropolitan Court for Budapest reported last week that erstwhile Deputy Minister of Justice is not wanted – noted ‘HVG’.
"Hungary takes a large hazard trying to circumvent EU law on a case that has already sparked an global scandal," concluded the weekly magazine.
The case of Marcin Romanowski. 11 charges, in the background of the Justice Fund
Let us remind you: the prosecution is accusing Marcin Romanowski committing 11 crimes, including participation in an organized crime group and setting contests for money from The Justice Fund.
The curious individual himself claims that half of the charges are formal and 2 of them have been formulated "in a criminal way".
Romanowski has been in Hungary since mid-December last year – then the policy defender reported that the Hungarian government had taken account of the application and granted global protection. Shortly thereafter, he confirmed this information spokesman for the Prime Minister of Hungary.
See also:
Romanowski in “Graffiti” on a journey to Hungary: I did the right thing due to the fact that I can attack and defend the regulation of law.Polsat NewsPolsat News
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