Judicial review of a physician’s temporary suspension based on conduct involving antisemitic and Holocaust-related rhetoric. The case concerned the interim suspension of a doctor following repeated offensive communications invoking antisemitic tropes, Holocaust imagery, and racial hierarchies, combined with conduct raising concerns for patient safety. The court held that this pattern justified a reasonable suspicion of impaired fitness to practise and upheld the preventive suspension as a proportionate measure to protect public health.
Art. 12 § 1, § 3, § 4, Art. 57 § 2 Act of 5 December 1996 on the Professions of Physician and Dentist
Art. 25 point 4, Art. 40 § 4 Act of 2 December 2009 on Medical Chambers
Art. 7, Art. 10 § 2, Art. 77 § 1,
Art. 80, Art. 107 § 1 point 6 and § 3, Art. 108 § 1, Art. 138 § 1 point 1 Code of Administrative Procedure
Art. 151 Act of 30 August 2002 – Law on Proceedings before Administrative Courts
Art. 15zzs⁴ Act of 2 March 2020 on Special Measures Related to the Prevention, Counteracting and Combating of COVID-19