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15.06.2015 r.

Can Students Appeal a Decision Annulling Their Maturity Exam?

Last week, the Constitutional Tribunal considered complaints filed by a group of students against the annulment of their maturity exam. The applicants are represented pro bono by advocate Mikołaj Pietrzak and advocate Paweł Osik.

13.06.2015 r.

Prosecution’s Problems with Statistics of Incoming Cases

As reported by Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, there have been widespread irregularities in registration of incoming cases in district prosecutors’ offices in the Bydgoszcz region. „Such practices infringe upon the rights of victims,” says advocate Paweł Osik.

10.06.2015 r.

Severe Penalties for Drivers

„Inevitability of even lenient punishment is more important than its severity. Rigid sanctions should be considered with great caution. The court ought to have the necessary flexibility in imposing a penalty, so that it can each time adjust it to the circumstances of a given case,” write advocates Małgorzata Mączka-Pacholak and Paweł Osik in their commentary on the amendments to Polish traffic law.

02.06.2015 r.

New Lawyer Joins the Team of the Pietrzak Sidor & Parners Law Firm

It is our pleasure to announce that in April this year advocate trainee Maria Radziejowska began cooperation with the Pietrzak Sidor & Parners Law Firm.

15.04.2015 r.

Congratulations!

We are pleased to inform you that Katarzyna Dąbrowska and Małgorzata Mączka-Pacholak from the Pietrzak Sidor & Partners Law Firm have passed the bar exam.

27.03.2015 r.

Does a Student Have the Rights to Appeal?

“The right to appeal a decision issued by a state body is one of the most fundamental human rights and students should not be limited in exercising it either. Unfortunately, at the moment, there is no such procedure which would guarantee compliance with such a right to students who take up their maturity exams,” said advocate Paweł Osik on Radio TOK FM.