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BackProkuratura wszczyna śledztwa ws. Dariusza Mateckiego i Marii Kurowskiej po wtargnięciu na teren AWS
Prokuratura wszczyna śledztwa ws. Dariusza Mateckiego i Marii Kurowskiej po wtargnięciu na teren AWS
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Prokuratura wszczyna śledztwa ws. Dariusza Mateckiego i Marii Kurowskiej po wtargnięciu na teren AWS

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  • Prokuratura Okręgowa w Warszawie wszczęła dwa śledztwa w sprawie wtargnięcia posła Dariusza Mateckiego i posłanki Marii Kurowskiej na teren Akademii Wymiaru Sprawiedliwości.
  • Poseł Matecki miał przeskoczyć przez płot, natomiast Kurowska przez kilka dni okupowała budynek.
  • Najwyższa kara, jaką może nałożyć Komisja Etyki Poselskiej, to nagana.

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Poseł Dariusz Matecki wtargnął na teren Akademii Wymiaru Sprawiedliwości przeskakując przez płot, natomiast posłanka Maria Kurowska przez kilka dni okupowała budynek AWS-u. Wydarzenia miały miejsce w ubiegłym tygodniu.

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Chodzi o wydarzenia na terenie Akademii Wymiaru Sprawiedliwości, które miały miejsce w ubiegłym tygodniu. Przypomnijmy: poseł Matecki wtargnął na teren obiektu przeskakując przez płot, natomiast parlamentarzystka PiS przez kilka dni okupowała budynek AWS-u.

Ruch prokuratury ws. Dariusza Mateckiego i Marii Kurowskiej

Prokuratura Okręgowa w Warszawie wszczęła dwa śledztwa w tej sprawie. Najwyższa kara, jaką może nałożyć Komisja Etyki Poselskiej, to... nagana.

Jak nieoficjalnie dowiedział się reporter RMF FM Jakub Rybski, gdy tylko marszałek Sejmu przekaże komisji wniosek Prokuratury Okręgowej w Warszawie, co stanie się na początku najbliższego posiedzenia Sejmu, jej członkowie będą głosowali nad ukaraniem posła Dariusza Mateckiego i Marii Kurowskiej.

Posłowie PiS stracą immunitety?

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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Komisja Etyki Poselskiej będzie głosować nad ukaraniem Dariusza Mateckiego i Marii Kurowskiej na początku najbliższego posiedzenia Sejmu

    Very likely · Within days

Open Questions

  • Czy posłowie PiS stracą immunitety w wyniku tego postępowania?
  • Jakie dokładnie zarzuty zostaną postawione Dariuszowi Mateckiemu i Marii Kurowskiej?
  • Kiedy dokładnie odbędzie się głosowanie Komisji Etyki Poselskiej?
  • Jakie są oficjalne stanowiska Prokuratury Okręgowej w Warszawie w tej sprawie?

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