On Monday, the territory Court in Warsaw is due to decide on a possible forced bringing Zbigniew Ziobra to a gathering of the Pegasus Investigative Committee.
So far, the erstwhile Minister of Justice has avoided standing before the committee, citing the decision of the Constitutional Court, which found its appointment unconstitutional. A fewer days ago, erstwhile asked about the anticipation of testifying, he assured that no 1 would force him to declare lawlessness a law.
Sign in Ziebra. "Regime media"
A fewer hours before the court's decision, Ziobro published on social media a message in which he referred to media charges. The politician stated that his statements about his weapon were manipulated by “regime media”.
He stressed that although he had legal weapons and engaged in shooting, he was in no danger to the officers. He added that if the police showed up at his house, he would submit to their instructions and gladly service them tea. Ziobro pointed out that he would always argue the unlawful actions of the rulers, but he conducted his actions within the limits of the law.
Ziobro mentioned “Arsenale”
Former Minister of Justice cites Judgment of the Constitutional Court of September 2024who stated that the way in which the Pegasus committee was set up was incompatible with the Constitution. He besides referred to an earlier 2016 ruling in which the Constitutional Tribunal held that its judgments were valid at the time of publication.
Ziobro assessed that Prime Minister Donald Tusk's decision not to print the judgments of the Court could not halt their legal effects.
On Friday, a politician asked about possible police action in connection with bringing him to the committee, He mentioned a weapon arsenal he owned.. He stated that as a proponent of the right to defence necessary, having different weapons units, he would "perhaps have succeeded".
These words caused a wave of criticism and comments. erstwhile asked if he was thus informing or threatening officers, he denied. He emphasized that on his part they were in no danger and that he would always defend Polish policemen and the state.
