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The article by Krzysztof Koźmiński discusses the consequences of the CJEU ruling in case C-510/25 Adazik, which addresses the issue of the number of proceedings required to settle one null credit agreement, emphasizing the organizational costs and the accessibility of justice for citizens. #kredyty #prawo #TSUE (translated)

Brother Pete wrote that for the 216th time he reminded about the case of Paweł Kozanecki, claiming that he killed two women. He characterized the ruling of Judge Karol Radaszkiewicz as absurd and wrote that the only punishment Kozanecki will face will be 1.5 years of imprisonment. https://t.co/NLHxJpztJK #sprawiedliwość #prawo #przemoc (translated)

Marcin wrote to Dominika Wielowieyska that he found her entry interesting in the context of the movie with Stonoga, which — he claimed — was released by Stanowski. He added that some of her journalistic colleagues had made a judgment on the matter within 15 minutes and asked if he should remind her of their names. #dziennikarstwo #media #społeczeństwo (translated)

Brother Pete wrote that for the 215th time he reminded about the case of Paweł Kozanecki, whom he blamed for killing two women. He stated that as a result of what he assessed as a bizarre verdict by Judge Karol Radaszkiewicz, the only punishment for Kozanecki will be 1.5 years of imprisonment. #Polska (translated)

John Bingham wrote that in May 2019, three teenagers repeatedly attacked younger students at school and, threatening them with a knife, forced them to give them money. He stated that one of the assailants was Mikołaj Bodnar, the son of the then Ombudsman, and the sentence issued in March 2021 provided for probation supervision. #przemoc #uczniowie #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Brother Pete wrote that for the 214th time he reminded about the case of Paweł Kozanecki, who was accused of killing two women. He claimed that as a result of the sentence by Judge Karol Radaszkiewicz, Kozanecki would face a penalty of 1.5 years of imprisonment, and he described the ruling as bizarre. https://t.co/stD5LjScTM #sprawiedliwość #prawo #Polska (translated)

Radosław Sikorski wrote that the day after was a monthly anniversary and he anticipated that the participants would again be, as he put it, lying about the assassination. He added that Jarosław Kaczyński filed a cassation against the ruling which — according to Sikorski — confirmed his right to state that Lech Kaczyński contributed to the plane crash. Sikorski derogatorily referred to people who, as he wrote, made careers by pretending to believe these claims. #Polska #PiS #prawda (translated)

Radosław Sikorski wrote that the next day marked a monthly commemoration and he anticipated that lies about the assassination would resurface. He pointed out that Jarosław Kaczyński had filed a cassation appeal against the ruling, which — as Sikorski wrote — confirmed that President Lech Kaczyński contributed to the occurrence of the aviation accident. Sikorski used an offensive term regarding those who, in his opinion, made careers by pretending to believe in these claims. #Polska #LechKaczyński #prawda (translated)

Bartosz Lewandowski wondered whether those behind the actions against the president of the NBP were aware of their possible consequences for the financial market. He described these actions as having solely a PR dimension following the judgments of the Constitutional Tribunal, which—he wrote—were published and issued by an undisputed panel. He pointed to the decline in Poland's ratings, enormous debt and deficit, as well as what he believed to be a planned political attack on the president of the independent central bank. He added that the market is particularly sensitive to such actions. He also asked whether the goal was to plunge Poland into financial trouble to convince Poles to quickly enter the eurozone. #Polska #finanse #NBP (translated)

Dr. Coolfonpl wrote that for a religiously motivated attack on a paramedic, whom he described as a public official, a minimal sentence of three months in prison was imposed. He described the perpetrator as a Kazakh and an Islamist, and attributed to the prosecution a request for a suspended sentence. He summarized the situation with the phrase "laughter through tears." https://t.co/L73tpONBba #prawaCzłowieka #bezpieczeństwo #religia (translated)

The author argued that the regulations under which the parliamentary Constitutional Responsibility Committee adopted the report regarding the impeachment of the President of the National Bank of Poland, Adam Glapiński, were unconstitutional. He referred to the Constitutional Tribunal's judgment of August 20, 2024, in case K 8/24, which — as he wrote — was binding universally, including the Sejm. https://t.co/glbm9VQv5P #Konstytucja #Sejm #TrybunałStanu #PL (translated)

Michał Janczura wrote that Agnieszka Z., sentenced to five years in prison for causing an accident in which three people died, has twice obtained a postponement of her sentence. First, she was to complete her internship, and later the postponement was granted due to her health condition. During this time, she completed her internship and was entered on the list of doctors. Janczura pointed out that although Agnieszka Z.'s health condition was supposed to justify the postponement of her prison sentence, she was able to work as a dentist. He also wrote that the medical chamber learned about the judgment and the postponements from material broadcasted by TVN24, as the court did not inform them about the case. According to the author, in September the chamber resumed the procedure to grant Agnieszka Z. the right to practice the profession, to check if there were any ethical or health obstacles from the beginning for her to work as a physician. Janczura added that the court did not want to share the psychiatric opinion even with the medical self-government. https://t.co/X5GtBTpWIa #prawo #sprawiedliwość #zdrowie (translated)

Szymon Jadczak recalled a story described by Jan Czura about the daughter of renowned doctors, who, according to him, caused an accident in which three people died. He wrote that despite the final judgment, she did not go to prison, completed her medical studies, and has still not been incarcerated. https://t.co/YlKctlnVbc #sprawiedliwość #prawo #medycyna (translated)

The Court of Appeal in Lublin has increased the sentence for Paweł K. to five years and six months in prison for attempted espionage on behalf of Russia and illegal possession of weapons, emphasizing that the previous ruling was grossly lenient in light of the seriousness of his actions. #wyrok #szpiegostwo #Rosja (translated)

The author of the entry wrote about the first court rulings in the case of Collegium Humanum, concerning several rectors, and characterized the case as a fraud. He presented it not only as an accounting of irregularities but also as an attempt to repair higher education, which — he claimed — had been destroyed by populists from PiS. He added that these actions were intended to restore an honest state. https://t.co/mA1zfSFkP4 #szkolnictwoWyższe #Polska #sprawiedliwość #PL (translated)

"The possibility for an official to change their employment status without consulting the employer, the employee, and without a court ruling is a bad idea," Donald Tusk assessed at the time, referring to the proposed reform of the National Labor Inspectorate. #B2B #prawo #praca (translated)

The author of the entry informed that the committee for abortion projects accepted two proposals: one regarding the decriminalization of assistance in abortion and the other repealing the ruling of the Constitutional Tribunal from 2020, which he described as disgraceful. He wrote that during the next session of the Sejm, the second and third readings of both proposals and a vote were planned. https://t.co/LLuyMGxVPa #aborcja #prawakobiet #legalizacja #PL (translated)