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Poland's Minister of Justice and Attorney General Zurek said today that he hopes the procuratorate will act on President Navrotsky's actions in the Constitutional Court. In an interview with Polish television in the early morning of the same day, Zurek said that a video circulating on the Internet showed that the president had physical clashes with people on the scene while entering the Constitutional Court. Zhurek criticized this act as unacceptable, believing that the president used the incident to intensify street sentiment. The presidential administration, on the other hand, accused people at the scene of blocking the president's entry into the court and violating the president's personal rights. Zurek said that the president enjoys immunity under the Constitution, but this does not mean that his actions should not be examined by law. He hoped that the procuratorial authorities would find appropriate legal channels to deal with the relevant incidents. Currently, the procuratorial authorities have sent prosecutors to the Constitutional Court to investigate the relevant situation.
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Poland's Minister of Justice and Attorney General Zurek said today that he hopes the procuratorate will act on President Navrotsky's actions in the Constitutional Court. In an interview with Polish television in the early morning of the same day, Zurek said that a video circulating on the Internet showed that the president had physical clashes with people on the scene while entering the Constitutional Court. Zhurek criticized this act as unacceptable, believing that the president used the incident to intensify street sentiment. The presidential administration, on the other hand, accused people at the scene of blocking the president's entry into the court and violating the president's personal rights. Zurek said that the president enjoys immunity under the Constitution, but this does not mean that his actions should not be subject to legal scrutiny. He hoped that the procuratorial authorities would find appropriate legal channels to deal with the relevant incidents. Currently, the procuratorial authorities have sent prosecutors to the Constitutional Court to investigate the relevant situation.
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