Behind Closed Doors. The Nawrocki vs. Onet Trial Has Begun.
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The trial, which grew out of one of the most notorious publications of last year's presidential campaign, is currently unfolding behind closed doors. Karol Nawrocki is absent from the courtroom, journalists were not allowed into the courtroom, and the president's attorneys did not answer any questions after leaving the courtroom.
In the District Court of Warsaw, the Polish President Karol Navrocsky's lawsuit began because of the publication of the Onet news portal, written by Rzeczpospolita, alleging that Navrocsky was using prostitutes for five-star Grand Hotel residents in Sopot while working there as a security guard in the mid-2000s.
On Tuesday, a civil lawsuit was filed by President Karol Nawrocki against the publisher of Onet after the publication of the article "Karol Nawrocki and the Secrets of the Grand Hotel." The court did not
The first hearing has begun in the civil lawsuit filed against Onet by President Karol Nawrocki for lies during the election campaign.
A civil lawsuit has begun, filed by President Karol Nawrocki against the publisher of Onet after the publication of an article about the "secrets of the Grand Hotel".
A civil lawsuit has begun concerning Onet's publication "Karol Nawrocki and the Secrets of the Grand Hotel." The lawsuit was filed against Ringier Axel Springer Polska by the president himself.
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