Public Prosecutor General

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The Public Prosecutor General (Polish: Prokurator Generalny) is the top prosecuting officer in Poland. The role is part of the cabinet post of the Minister of Justice. Zbigniew Ćwiąkalski is current Public Prosecutor General of Poland.