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President Zbigniew Bogucki's Chief Chancellery revealed whether there is an option for president Karol Nawrocki to pardon Zbigniew Ziobra if the erstwhile Minister of Justice is convicted.
– And that's an interesting question, due to the fact that that's a question of future and uncertain occurrence. I mean, the question of whether an innocent individual can be pardoned. present there are no charges, there is no indictment, there is no final judgment, there is no conviction – said Bogacki in the program “Tlit” WP.
Bogacki emphasized that the law of grace derives from the Constitution and can be applied without formal restrictions. "The explanation is as the representatives of the doctrine of the law have been saying for years that an act of individual abolition, arising straight from the constitution, can be applied. Only due to the fact that he was – so to talk – challenged erstwhile president Andrzej Duda applied it, due to the fact that he afraid the politicians of Law and Justice, he pointed out.
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In the remainder of the interview, Bogacki spoke about what Nawrocki would do if Ziebra's immunity was waived and the prosecution charged him. “Today he could not benefit from the law of grace due to the fact that Minister Ziobro has no charges,” he added.
The head of the President's Chancellery besides referred to the current situation of the erstwhile Minister of Justice. Minister Ziobro is not afraid of anything either. But honest people should have a chance at a fair trial, and under the regulation of Żurk and Tusk this fair trial in Poland – as far as the issue of politicians – is afraid – he said.
