Changes following the reconstruction of Donald Tusk's government besides included the Ministry of Justice. Waldemar Żurek became the successor of Adam Bodnar, who had to say goodbye to the function of head of the department and lawyer General. The appointment of a longtime justice met with harsh criticism from Zbigniew Ziobra.
Ziorbro hits the Żurka
PiS vice president accused Żurkow of breaking the Constitution and inciting crimes, paying attention to many disciplinary charges against the judge. "He is simply a evidence holder in terms of the number of disciplinary charges – as many as 64! It follows, among another things, that in many cases he signed a court ruling, although it was established that he was not present in the meetings. His disciplinary cases were taken from the disciplinary spokespersons after the crowbars of the judges' desks and cabinets were broken up at the KRS office and then – remitted" says Ziobro.
"In breach of the principles of the independency and independency of judges, he led (Waldemar Żurek – ed.) aggressive political activity, took part in political manifestations, challenged the legality of another judges and called for the forceful takeover of the National Judiciary Council", the erstwhile Minister of Justice further mentioned.
He besides raised individual matters of the fresh minister. Ziobro wrote that Żurek "judgedly demanded his daughter to return her alimony" and "in losing to her ex-wife of the property case he challenged the position of a justice from the KRS advice after 2018, but in winning a case concerning his franc agreement – the same position of justice no longer bothered him".
Finally, Ziobro stated that now the Ministry of Justice will regulation "a man of Kalego mentality—for whom justice exists only erstwhile he gains from it.".
