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Marcin Warchoł

Marcin Warchoł

Polish politician

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  • Oct 6

    Warsaw Doctor Faces Fraud Charges Over 583,000 Zlotys in False Hospital Invoices

    Warsaw prosecutors have charged Dawid K., the former emergency department coordinator at Szpital Poludniowy, with defrauding over 583,000 zlotys through dozens of falsified hospital invoices.

  • Sep 3

    Polish Sejm elects former cabinet minister Maciej Berek to Constitutional Tribunal with 226 votes

    Poland's parliament elected former government minister Maciej Berek to the Constitutional Tribunal in a 226 to 184 vote on Friday, overcoming opposition resistance and dissent from several governing coalition members.

  • Jul 4

    New TK judge Patyra asks President Nawrocki to set swearing-in date, as Barski opinion row flares

    Constitutional Tribunal judge-elect Sławomir Patyra has formally asked President Karol Nawrocki to schedule his oath of office, after the president failed to act following the end of his predecessor's term on 28 June.

  • May 30

    Polish Justice Minister Dismisses Rector of Ziobro-Era Academy, Sparking Legal Standoff

    Poland's Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek dismissed Michał Sopiński as rector of the Academy of Justice on Friday, citing 'gross and persistent violations of law.' Sopiński immediately rejected the move, claiming a Constitutional Tribunal injunction shields him.

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