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Priest Convicted for Drunk Driving in Lublin

A Lublin court has convicted a 41-year-old priest for driving under the influence, sentencing him to a fine, a four-year driving ban, and the forfeiture of his vehicle following an April arrest. The Incident and Police Intervention On the night of April 2-3, police stopped a Toyota on Kraśnicka...

Senate Debates Closest Person Act Amidst Law and Justice Opposition

The Polish Senate is debating the proposed “Closest Person” act, which seeks to formalize informal partnerships, while the Law and Justice party calls for the total rejection of the legislation. The Scope of the Legislation The proposed regulations allow two adults to sign a notarized...

Zajączkowska-Hernik Officially Launches New Association

During a Wednesday press conference in Warsaw, MEP Ewa Zajączkowska-Hernik officially announced the establishment of the “Ruch Biało-Czerwoni” (White-Red Movement) association, outlining its focus on national identity and pragmatic governance. Vision and Membership of the New Movement...

61-Year-Old Charged Over Threats to Kill President and Prime Minister

A 61-year-old Koszalin resident has been charged with inciting the murder of the Polish President, the Prime Minister, and the Ukrainian President via online posts made between March and June. Investigation and Arrest According to the investigation, Maciej C. made several online posts between March...

Dawid Kacprzyk Breaks Silence on Southern Hospital Scandal

Former Southern Hospital emergency department coordinator Dawid Kacprzyk has denied allegations of medical malpractice and falsified records, branding recent accusations by Dr. Emil Jędrzejewski as defamatory and launching legal action. Kacprzyk Denies Allegations of Malpractice In a formal...

Court Rules Against Prof. Ślebzak in Constitutional Tribunal Pay Claim

The Warsaw-Śródmieście District Court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by law professor Krzysztof Ślebzak against the Constitutional Tribunal, ruling that his failure to take an oath prevents him from claiming judicial retirement benefits. Court Denies Judicial Status Without Oath The District Court...

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