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Budapest Lawyers Are Divided Into Two Camps: Is It Permissible to Defend NER Members?
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Many people were shocked that the president of the Budapest Bar Association also protects several of the Fidesz leaders suspected of malfeasance. In principle, no one disputes the free choice of client and the right to defense, but some fear a loss of public trust. Others, however, point out that the bar associations are preparing for elections.
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A Well-Known Lawyer Has Said He Is Unwilling to Defend Former NER Clients in Ongoing Criminal Cases.
Imre Francsics has long been a supporter of the replacement of the Fidesz system, and later, in many open letters, he supported the replacement of public officials who had lost their credibility.
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