Romanowski addresses Warsaw court from Transnistria
Former Deputy Minister of Justice of Poland Marcin Romanowski is reportedly currently staying in Tiraspol, the capital of Transnistria. He announced his stay by letter to the Warsaw court that is handling his case. aktuality.sk ↗
Romanowski is accused in Poland of 11 criminal offenses. Information about his whereabouts was reported by Polish media citing a news agency, while Slovak sources indicate he is a politician who served as Deputy Minister of Justice. The published articles do not provide details about the content of the letter or what further steps the court will take after its delivery. svet.sme.sk ↗
The case involves a Polish politician who is reportedly located outside Polish territory. Transnistria is cited in the articles as the location of his current stay, with the key new information being precisely the announcement addressed to the Warsaw court.
Further developments will depend on the response of Polish judicial authorities and whether the court or relevant authorities release further information about the proceedings and possible options for action against Romanowski.
Romanowski is accused in Poland of 11 criminal offenses. Information about his whereabouts was reported by Polish media citing a news agency, while Slovak sources indicate he is a politician who served as Deputy Minister of Justice. The published articles do not provide details about the content of the letter or what further steps the court will take after its delivery. svet.sme.sk ↗
The case involves a Polish politician who is reportedly located outside Polish territory. Transnistria is cited in the articles as the location of his current stay, with the key new information being precisely the announcement addressed to the Warsaw court.
Further developments will depend on the response of Polish judicial authorities and whether the court or relevant authorities release further information about the proceedings and possible options for action against Romanowski.
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Obvinený poľský politik Romanowski sa ozval z Podnesterska
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| 17:35 12.08.
Bývalý námestník poľského ministra sa skrýva v Podnestersku. Romanowski ohlásil pobyt listom varšavskému súdu
aktuality.sk
| 18:13 12.08.
A nemzeti tőkésosztály cégei nem jelentkeztek segíteni Paksnál
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| 15:32 13.08.
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