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Pan Diabeł Stockton wrote that during the election campaign, Karol Nawrocki explained the matter of taking over the apartment as selfless help for a family friend, Jerzy Żywicki, whom he portrayed as a hero of the Gdańsk Solidarity opposition. The author announced that he would return to the matter of the apartment takeover another time, and then asked Marta Nawrocka whether, by signing the lifelong care agreement in exchange for the apartment, she was aware of Żywicki's past. He claimed that Żywicki was not a hero of the Tri-City Solidarity but a sex offender and described an incident in which he allegedly attacked a woman walking with a child in the park, tried to rape her, threatened her with death, and masturbated in front of her. #Polityka #Solidarność #Wybory (translated)

Today we cannot block content; we must address the court with a polite request to the owner of the platform or the operator of that platform. If today a young knife-wielder were to broadcast a crime on the Internet, we would not be able to block that content because we haven't been given that legal tool — said Tusk. #BezpieczeństwoInternetowe #PrzemocWyszkołach #TuskVSNawrocki (translated)

Kacper Kita found it surprising that in Poland the view gaining support is that the country's prosperity should depend on Russia's compliance with the agreement, rather than Norway's. He argued that Russia is not primarily driven by economic calculations and seeks political expansion. In his opinion, the outbreak of war in Ukraine showed that earning from the sale of raw materials was not the most important thing for Vladimir Putin. Kita called achieving independence from Russia one of the more significant accomplishments of the Polish state in recent years. Kita asserted that warnings about high prices of Norwegian gas and a collapse of the European economy after cutting off Russian supplies were spread by lobbyists and politicians opposed to the Baltic Pipe. According to him, the creation of the gas pipeline undermined those predictions. He also criticized attributing Poland's cut-off from Russian gas to Americans, Ukrainians, Jews, or reptilians, labeling such claims as transferring German narratives to the Polish context. He added that Krzysztof Wojczal demonstrated the impossibility of Poland's participation in Nord Stream, citing technical and legal conditions. https://t.co/hXhgXHdD03 #Polska #Rosja #BalticPipe (translated)

Agnieszka Gozdyra wrote that if the matter is ultimately confirmed, the man should end his career in politics and public life and face legal consequences. She added that she was surprised earlier by his placement on the electoral lists and being entrusted with a ministerial position. #polityka #konsekwencje #sprawiedliwość (translated)

The Polish Police reported that more than 10,000 institutions were checked across the country, and 10 people were detained in connection with reports of threats and announcements of violence. According to the police, 13 incidents justified suspicion of a crime, and most of those detained were said to be responsible for making criminal threats. The police stated that after the tragic events in Mazovia, they were checking reports concerning the safety of students and school staff, and officers of the CBZC monitored the internet around the clock. They noted that some individuals were exploiting the tragedy for jokes and to gain visibility, and false information was causing public anxiety. They announced an increase in the number of patrols around schools and meetings of police officers with youth on behavior in dangerous situations. They also appealed not to repeat unverified reports and reminded that announcements of causing an alarm or committing a crime could have serious legal consequences. #Bezpieczeństwo #Policja #Dezinformacja (translated)

The Constitutional Accountability Commission is set to vote on Friday on the motion to bring Adam Glapiński, the president of the NBP, before the State Tribunal, and the entire procedure may be significantly prolonged due to numerous legal twists and the opinion of the European Central Bank. #NBP #TrybunałStanu #AdamGlapiński (translated)

He behaves rudely, insulting others. His words are a black stain on the Polish Parliament and represent an intellectual darkness obscuring the light of hope, enthusiasm, and passion beyond divisions. Unfortunately, the deputy has not been receiving correspondence from the court so far, despite several attempts to deliver it, including to the address of the Parliamentary Office. However, I do not give up; I have taken further legal steps and I hope that the summons will be delivered soon. The court has already granted security for my claims by temporarily prohibiting the deputy from spreading false information about me," Monika Olejnik informed. #JustynaDobroszOracz #KonradBerkowicz #Media (translated)

Justyna Dobrosz-Oracz reacted to the sexist remarks made by Confédération MP Konrad Berkowicz, announcing legal action and emphasizing that today it’s me, tomorrow it could be someone else, and she also thanked politicians and journalists for their support. #JustynaDobroszOracz #KonradBerkowicz #TVP (translated)

The Ministry of Finance plans to introduce new rules for conducting verification activities, which will last a maximum of three months and will require informing taxpayers about the beginning, completion, and results of these activities, aimed at organizing the current procedure and ensuring greater legal certainty. #prawo #podatki #finanse (translated)

During the 5th Congress of Legal and Civic Education in Gdańsk, the necessity of establishing a lasting dialogue between teachers, lawyers, and psychologists was emphasized in order to effectively protect children, develop their agency, and teach responsible use of law and technology in the context of challenges related to the future of education. #EdukacjaPrawna #Obywatelskość #TechnologiaWszkołach (translated)

Marcin Józefaciuk criticized the response of Deputy Minister Sławomir Ćwik to a question about paternity testing at the request of a parent and the responsibility for knowingly misleading a man. As he wrote, in the League of Debates Portal Zero, Ćwik accused the question of stereotyping women and said he trusts his wife. Józefaciuk believed that instead of addressing legal protections, the deputy minister assessed the intentions of the questioner and referenced personal experience. Józefaciuk reminded that — as he pointed out — the law establishes paternity by presumption concerning the mother's husband, acknowledgment of paternity, or court ruling, without universal DNA verification. He also noted that the test result does not, in itself, change the legal status of a father. He criticized Ćwik's statement that a man can test a child despite the mother's objection, invoking Article 97 § 2 of the Family and Guardianship Code, which — according to him — requires joint decision-making by parents on significant matters concerning the child and provides for court resolution in case of disagreement. The author wrote that the mother's husband essentially has a year from obtaining information about the lack of biological paternity to file a lawsuit for its denial, no later than until the child reaches adulthood. He also cited case III CZP 91/11, in which the Supreme Court described the case of a man who acknowledged a child in 1998, and his acknowledgment was annulled in 2006 after paternity was excluded by DNA testing. Józefaciuk called for presenting data on such proceedings and considering the available procedure for paternity testing, taking into account the protection of the child and the possibility of judicial resolution of the other parent's objections. He also advocated for a discussion about the consequences of proven, deliberate misleading. He qualified that the DNA result alone does not prove fraud nor automatically grant the right to recover expenses, and the child should not be held accountable for the actions of adults. #Polska #ojcostwo #prawo (translated)

With the current limitation, we cannot fully participate in NATO's plans regarding nuclear deterrence. Since nuclear deterrence is the "queen" of deterrence, this decision has strategic significance. Olekas emphasized that lifting the ban on the deployment of weapons of mass destruction would increase Lithuania's resilience and deterrence capabilities and remove the legal limitation that distinguishes it from other EU and NATO countries. #Litwa #brońmasowegrażenia #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The author of the entry agreed with Fogiel that Poles should choose their authorities, but called for the consistent application of this principle. He pointed to the presidential elections of 2025 and questioned the method of constitutional verification of their results. He recalled that Article 129 of the Constitution, as he wrote, guarantees voters the right to submit protests, and the election oversight should be conducted in a procedure that meets constitutional standards. He stated that 55,274 protests had been submitted to the Supreme Court. He also claimed that the National Electoral Commission indicated the need to address the protests and to determine the validity of the election by a Supreme Court panel whose institutional and personal status would not raise doubts. According to the author, the Electoral Commission recorded recurring errors in the protocols of some polling stations and called for a more thorough analysis of their causes. The author emphasized that the validity of the election was determined by the Chamber of Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs, whose status as a court established by law—as he noted—remained a subject of dispute. He added that proceedings regarding irregularities in vote counting were still ongoing. He mentioned cases of incorrect assignment of votes to candidates, allegations against commission members, and acts of accusation. He stated that in one of the cases, the prosecutor accused 24 commission members of dishonestly counting votes and preparing protocols. He noted that he did not claim that a change in the overall election result had been proven. As he wrote, the prosecutor is examining individual commissions separately, which allows establishing what happened in a specific commission but does not determine the overall scale of irregularities in the country. According to the author, it cannot be assumed that the errors confirmed in successive commissions could not be significant in a cumulative sense until their scale has been established. The author considered that the mere assertion that Poles elected a president does not end the discussion about the integrity of the elections. He asked whether all votes were counted correctly, whether the protests were addressed in accordance with constitutional requirements, and whether the body stating the validity of the election met the Supreme Court's standard required by Article 129. He also wrote that Speaker Szymon Hołownia was aware of these doubts, yet convened the National Assembly, allowing the office to be assumed. He emphasized, however, that he could not say that politicians chose a president instead of citizens, because it was Poles who voted. #wybory #Polska #konstytucja (translated)

The ORLEN Press Office alleged that in 2023 the company, without a legal basis and in violation of its own procedures, artificially lowered fuel prices to influence the outcome of the parliamentary elections. According to the office, these actions led to violations of fuel reserves, problems for drivers with refueling, and sales below market prices. ORLEN's losses were estimated at 3.5 billion PLN, and Poland's western neighbors reportedly bought over 80 million liters of fuel in the country at that time. The office claimed that selling below market prices halved the fuel import to Poland. It pointed out that imports covered one third of domestic consumption, and prices in Poland had to follow the quotes of refined fuels in global markets so that importers would not have to sell them cheaper than they bought them. The Polish Organization of the Oil Industry and Trade reported the cessation of imports, and the matter was handled by the prosecutor's office. The office stated that from the beginning of July to the end of September 2023, global diesel prices increased by about 40%, while Poland was the only EU country where fuel prices fell. It also noted that the fuel crisis it described at the time was due to a shortage of refining capacity and the supply of refined fuels, rather than oil prices. #Polska #kryzys #paliwa (translated)