Prok. Michał Gabriel-Węglowski: There is no climate for depoliticizing the Polish prosecutor's office

After being dismissed from the Commission for the Codification of the Judiciary and Prosecutor's Office, the former member expressed surprise at the decision, which was not previously indicated. He noted that the Minister of Justice and the Prime Minister shape the commission's composition. The dismissal coincided with the submission of a comprehensive reform project for the prosecutor's office, which has not received feedback from the ministry. Concerns were raised about the project's fate, fearing it might be shelved. The former member emphasized the need for depoliticization of the prosecutor's office, questioning the current government's commitment to this goal. He defended the proposed reforms against criticism, arguing they would enhance the independence of prosecutors while maintaining necessary oversight mechanisms.