According to Péter Polt, the Fact that He Was Fidesz's Chief Prosecutor Can only Be Considered an Indecent Attack
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The former Attorney General does not remember being a Fidesz Attorney General.
According to the former chief prosecutor, the establishment of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office cannot be supported professionally, only politically.
In a recent interview, the former chief prosecutor explained why he turned to the Strasbourg court of human rights over his dismissal, but also discussed his membership in Fidesz, the new government's measures, and the arrests that caused a great deal of controversy. Péter Polt also revealed his thoughts on the charges against him and the future of Hungarian justice.
Péter Polt also spoke about his former Fidesz past, the termination of his mandate as president of the Constitutional Court, and the arrests that caused a great deal of press coverage in a broadcast published on Tuesday by the YouTube channel KözTér.
Péter Polt, former Chief Prosecutor of Hungary and former President of the Constitutional Court, was the guest of KözBeszéd. The conversation also discussed his own Strasbourg case, the Elios story, the independence of the prosecution, the timing of certain criminal proceedings, and the legal conditions for arrest.
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