Supreme Court dismisses protest against Presidential election due to late postal delivery despite timely submission to prison official.

The Supreme Court dismissed Wiesław B.'s protest against the validity of the Presidential election because the protest was mailed after the statutory deadline. Although B. submitted the document to the prison warden within three days, the postal service delivered it on the fourth day. The court ruled that the specific election law provisions fully regulate the timeline, excluding the general civil procedure rules that would have otherwise allowed the late submission to be valid.