Arrest and expedited procedure are the recipe for eliminating road bandits

The article discusses the challenges faced by the Polish legal system in dealing with repeat offenders who drive despite bans. It highlights the ineffectiveness of temporary detention and expedited trials in preventing such individuals from reoffending. The legal requirements for imposing temporary detention are stringent, often making it difficult to apply in cases of driving violations. Additionally, the expedited trial process, while theoretically efficient, is rarely utilized effectively due to various delays and tactics employed by defendants to prolong proceedings. This situation raises concerns about public safety and the state's ability to enforce traffic laws.