Today Jakub Tomczak was found guilty of rape and brutal attack by British law court. I don't claim whether he was guilty or not, because I do not have enough information, so I leave it to the court, and court found him guilty. But I don't like, that Polish citizen is given away to a foreign court just because he is SUSPECTED (so BEFORE he was prooved to be guilty). Imagine, that some of you is simply similar to some criminal person. Even when found not guilty his/her life is touched deeply. And what if trial takes place in country where people are prejudiced against Poles (like in Germany for instance)? There is quite a high possibility, that trial can be not complitely fair.
I think, that citizens of EU countries should be taken to law courts in their homelands.
I think, that citizens of EU countries should be taken to law courts in their homelands.