
The decision was made due to the fact that the former minister showed up unjustifiably not on all hearing dates.
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The court's decision concerns the previous actions of the investigative commission and attempts to force Zbigniew Ziobro to be interrogated.
The decision to forcibly bring Zbigniew Ziobro to a hearing before the investigative committee was overturned by the Warsaw Court of Appeal. As RMF FM journalist Tomasz Skory found out, the court's decision results from the fact that "not all scheduled hearing dates (and there were eight of them) did not show up unjustified for Zbigniew Ziobro."
On this basis, the appeal court found, one year later, that the decision appealed by Ziobro's lawyer "was made prematurely and therefore unjustified."
The decision to repeal was made a week ago and is no longer subject to appeal.
Compensation for Ziobro?
The court's decision opens the way for Zbigniew Ziobro to seek redress and compensation for the unjust violation of freedom. The former Minister of Justice may also demand compensation for the violation of personal rights, especially since his detention and forced deportation were widely commented on and reported by the media.
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