Jan Krosnicki has resigned and asked to be transferred to the Penal Department of the Appeals Court in Warsaw, "Zycie" reported on 3 April.
Published:
4 April 2000 y., Tuesday
According to the daily, Krosnicki has been warning his superiors over the past several months that the work of the Lustration Court could be halted unless more judges are found to fill the vacancies in his department. Krosnicki complained in February that he had 10 vacancies and only two applicants for the jobs. Krosnicki told PAP that judges of the Lustration Court are poorly paid and have to work under "huge stress."
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