“As a former member of this committee, I will recommend the expulsion of Dariusz Joński,” Paweł Jabłoński said on the X platform. According to him, the chairman of the parliamentary investigative committee on the postal elections “disclosed information that constitutes legally protected secrets of the investigation.”
MP for Law and Justice Paweł Jabłoński, former member of the parliamentary investigative committee on postal elections, pointed out that Dariusz Joński, the head of this committee, may have problems.
Joński gives an interview
Why might Dariusz Joński have a very serious problem? Because he revealed information that constitutes legally protected secrets of the investigation. And what’s worse, he was completely aware of it. In a row:
– wrote Jabłoński
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On January 26, during the meeting of the Investigative Committee, D. Joński informs that the Public Prosecution Service has received files of ongoing cases – and admits that they are still covered by the secrecy of the investigation – and that the Public Prosecution Service has not agreed with the public use of the information contained therein. Neither about the content of the protocols, nor about who was interviewed, when and in what capacity
– he emphasized.
Three weeks pass. It’s February 16. The files remain confidential. And Dariusz Joński gives an interview to Fakty TVN. And he explains who was interviewed during the investigation and when. He immediately says that he knew nothing about it before – and the journalist emphasizes that this knowledge comes from the files that Joński received from the prosecutor’s office.
– wrote a PiS MP.
A crime punishable by imprisonment
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Next interview – February 21. The previous one probably didn’t have enough impact – so Joński talks again – this time on TOK FM – about who was questioned, judges the content of these testimonies… He has a little self-preservation instinct, because he doesn’t. I’m not quoting them directly, but he’s still spreading the news from the study. This is a crime punishable by two years in prison
– he pointed out.
Paweł Jabłoński also quoted the relevant article from the Criminal Code:
Article 241 § 1 Criminal Code Anyone who, without permission, publicly disseminates information from preparatory proceedings before it is made public in legal proceedings, shall be punished with: • a fine, • the penalty of restriction of liberty, or • a prison sentence of up to two years.
In this situation, as a former member of this committee, I will recommend that Mr Joński be excluded from it – it is difficult to imagine that he could objectively direct its work while risking criminal liability himself.
– announced Paweł Jabłoński.
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Source: wPolityce
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