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Austria - Government Agrees on Federal Attorney's Office

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The Austrian government has agreed to establish an independent and non-referral federal prosecutor's office.

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Theoretically, a politician could save a friend from an indictment. Now the government wants to create an independent federal prosecutor's office and thereby end this European special case.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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After tough negotiations, the government has agreed to establish an independent state prosecutor's office. Which means that until the last minute. Then the agreement. Austria gets an independent and non-legislative state prosecutor's office. A tripartite body, elected for six years. It was a long run back and forth. Between SPÖ, NEOS on the one hand and ÖVP on the other. The chancellor's party had already wrestled with the Greens to find a solut…

·Vienna, Austria
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The Austrian government has agreed to establish an independent and non-referral federal prosecutor's office.

·Germany
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In Austria, the Ministry of Justice is at the head of the public prosecutors' offices – but probably not for long. The government now wants to establish a new supervisory body, thus preventing political interference.

·Germany
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The right of instruction is therefore to be transferred from the Minister of Justice to a collegial dreiersenat. The panel is to be elected for six years and the chair is to change every two years.

·Vienna, Austria
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Just in time for today's Council of Ministers, ÖVP, SPÖ and Neos have reached an agreement. A concrete bill has yet to be drawn up.

·Vienna, Austria
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SALZBURG24 broke the news in on Wednesday, July 9, 2025.
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