Dokument „Lista przestępstw Bodnara” trafił do europosłów

Do wszystkich eurodeputowanych trafił list, w którym przedstawiono katalog działań obecnego ministra sprawiedliwości, Adama Bodnara. „Lista przestępstw Bodnara” zarzuca obecnemu Prokuratorowi Generalnemu nielegalne przejęcie Prokuratury Krajowej czy blokowanie postępowań wobec osób powiązanych z rządem „Koalicji 13 grudnia”.

Do europosłów obecnej kadencji trafił list zatytułowany „Lista przestępstw Bodnara”. W piśmie przedstawiono prawdziwy katalog działań Adama Bodnara, które zostały określone jako zamach na praworządność.

Poniżej prezentujemy pełną treść listu pt. „Lista przestępstw Bodnara”.

Honourable Members,

Today, the Deputy Prosecutor General launched an investigation against the assault on the state system involving, among others, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and members of the Council of Ministers, including Adam Bodnar, the Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General, who will be present at the LIBE Committee tomorrow. The complaint in this case was filed by the President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski.

Since Donald Tusk took power, the dismantling of the rule of law has been ongoing.

Adam Bodnar, as the Prosecutor General, has committed a series of serious crimes that threaten the foundations of the rule of law in Poland and result in the instrumental use of state institutions for political purposes.

First and foremost, it must be noted that the National Prosecutor, Dariusz Barski, was unlawfully removed from office. In his place—through blatant violations of legal provisions and without the necessary approval of the President of Poland—an unauthorised person was appointed. This action not only constituted a flagrant breach of existing procedures but also established a mechanism enabling the political persecution of opponents of the current government. As part of the same strategy, the presidents of district and appellate courts were also illegally dismissed, which aligns with the judiciary’s politicisation. In a particularly shocking move, the police stormed the headquarters of the National Council of the Judiciary, where, with the assistance of locksmiths, they opened safes and confiscated the files of judicial disciplinary officers.

Simultaneously, there have been numerous instances of gross human rights violations and the exploitative use of law enforcement for political repression. One of the most shocking cases is the illegal detention and deprivation of liberty of former Deputy Minister of Justice Marcin Romanowski, who, as a member of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, held immunity that should have prevented his arrest without prior waiver. Another example is the treatment of detained priest Michał Olszewski, who was confined in tight handcuffs for several hours without access to a proper meal, a clear violation of his personal dignity. State officials also behaved in a degrading manner towards detained female employees of the Ministry of Justice, who were searched by male officers and subjected to humiliating practices, such as being observed while bathing. Furthermore, one of the detained women was denied contact with her child for an extended period, violating fundamental parental rights rights.

Alongside employing methods typical of authoritarian states, the government also manipulates prosecutorial proceedings, as evidenced by numerous cases of discontinued investigations involving the current administration and associates of Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk. One example is the cessation of the inquiry into the illegal takeover of public media, alongside the lack of further action in the case against Senate Marshal Tomasz Grodzki, who hundreds have accused of witnesses of accepting bribes in exchange for performing medical procedures. Another glaring instance of the manipulative management of the justice system is the dropping of charges against Roman Giertych, the lawyer for Prime Minister Tusk’s family and currently an MP elected from the Civic Platform list, who was suspected of embezzling 92 million PLN from a publicly listed company. Equally outrageous is the obstruction of the request to lift the parliamentary immunity of the head of the Supreme Audit Office, a close associate of Donald Tusk. Similarly, in a highly unlawful manner, the case against Prosecutor Ewa Wrzosek was dismissed despite allegations that she leaked prosecutorial investigation information to Civic Platform politicians. Wrzosek was later appointed to lead proceedings against the opposition leader (the so-called “Two Towers” case). Ewa Wrzosek openly supports the ruling coalition, which contradicts prosecutorial independence.

During the election campaign, she gave her political endorsement to Michał Wawrykiewicz, a current member of the LIBE Committee. (A review of her posts on the X platform is attached in doc file Ewa Wrzosek).

Moreover, it is impossible to overlook the highly selective approach to court rulings adopted by the current authorities, who accept only those decisions that align with their political interests. The Minister of Justice and the government of Donald Tusk disregard rulings of the Supreme Court that are inconvenient for them and refuse to publish the Constitutional Tribunal’s decisions, despite recommendations from the Venice Commission. At the same time, Adam Bodnar unlawfully questions the status of judges, an action that has been explicitly condemned by the same Commission. In the context of subordinating the judiciary to political objectives, it has also become standard practice to initiate disciplinary proceedings against judges and prosecutors solely based on their alleged lack of favour towards the current government.

The actions taken by Adam Bodnar and the current government have nothing to do with the rule of law. Instead, they are a blatant demonstration of the destruction of democratic institutions, the instrumentalisation of the justice system, and the systematic restriction of civil rights rights.

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