Supreme Court dismissed extraordinary review, upholding denial of veteran rights to former security post commander.

The Supreme Court dismissed the extraordinary review against the Chief of the Veterans Office's decision to strip Ludwik P. of veteran status. The applicant argued the law was shameful due to collective responsibility, claiming he fought criminal bands rather than political undergrounds, while the lower court found the statutory provisions appropriate for his role in the public security apparatus. The court ruled that the extraordinary review failed to prove the administrative decision violated the law, confirming that commanders of units fighting independence organizations do not qualify for veteran benefits under the relevant articles.