Photo Screen Polsat NewsFormer Minister of Justice and Justice Zbigniew Ziobro declared on Polsat News his desire to return to the country from his stay in the United States. The politician makes his return conditional on the restoration of transparent legal rules in the Polish judiciary – in his opinion – including the return to the draw of the judges and the return of the dismissed judges.
Zbigniew Ziobro has been in the United States since May. The prosecution is investigating him about irregularities in the management of the Justice Fund, charging the politician with 26 crimes. The erstwhile head of the Justice Ministry powerfully rejects these accusations, identifying them as a political prosecution pursued by the current ruling coalition utilizing subordinate law enforcement and judiciary.
Conditions for return and charges against justice
In an interview given to Polsat News station, a PiS MP accused the current authorities of direct influence on the judge's cast and manual control of the chosen proceedings.
The position of the erstwhile Minister of Justice and his planned actions were summarised in an interview:
"I intend to return to Poland and bring matters to an end. As I am the subject of a gigantic prosecution utilizing law enforcement agencies and illegally subordinate to any part of justice, I intend to participate in the settlement of those people who commit specified blatant abuses. If the reflection of this power was specified that the rules of law would be restored, the rules of the draw of judges and legal governors in the general courts would be restored, then of course the next day I am in Poland," said Zbigniew Ziobro.
The politician added that his current stay abroad is simply a direct consequence of the breaking of legal procedures by the ruling coalition, and, after his return to the country, plans to take active action to settle those liable for current procedural decisions.
