Sławomir Cenckiewicz wins in court. KO will ignore the NSA's verdict?

Do politicians of the civilian Coalition intend to ignore the ultimate Administrative Court? This suggests the entry of Jack Dobrzyński, who argues that the conviction in Sławomir Cenckiewicz's case, which confirmed that the withdrawal of access to classified information to the Head of BBN was unfounded, does not end the case.

“Full triumph over the lawlessness regime! Thank you to the NSA!” – wrote the head of BBN Sławomir Cenckiewicz on platform X after the NSA ruling, who dismissed the complaints of the NRPM to repeal the provisions on withdrawal of safety certificates. "My triumph present before the ultimate Administrative Court is the final and final confirmation of the fact that I have never lost access to classified information, and the withdrawal of my safety clearances in July 2024 by Jarosław Sróżyk and Karolina Kisłowska of the SKW with the support of Tomasz Siemoniak, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz and Donald Tusk and associated false media, was a gross violation of the law," says the statement.

Statement!

My triumph present before the ultimate Administrative Court is the final and final confirmation of the fact that I have never lost access to classified information and the withdrawal of my safety clearances in July 2024 by Jarosław the Guardian and...

— Sławomir Cenckiewicz (@Cenckiewicz) April 15, 2026

However, the spokesperson for peculiar services, Jacek Dobrzyński, argues that the conviction does not mean Cenckiewicz's return to full powers. ‘On the contrary. The audit procedure must be carried out in accordance with the instructions of the courts", he stressed, adding that until its completion the Head of the BBN had no access to classified data.

The judgments of the ultimate Administrative Court issued on 15 April this year, dismissing cassation actions, yet close the judicial and administrative phase of the case concerning the withdrawal of the safety clearance of access to classified information by Sławomir Cenckiewicz.
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— Jacek Dobrzyński (@JacekDobrzynski) April 15, 2026