Péter Polt Responded to Péter Magyar's Accusations, Expects Moral Redress
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According to Péter Polt, his mandate as a constitutional judge was terminated for political reasons. He would like to receive moral redress in Strasbourg.
The former Attorney General does not remember being a Fidesz Attorney General.
Péter Polt spoke out, the former chief prosecutor is seeking redress in Strasbourg - He also expressed his opinion on the new asset recovery office.
We had some very serious criticisms of the Prosecutor General's Office led by Péter Polt. What big cases were they involved in, and how did the situation look from the bottom up? The experts of the Hungarian Helsinki Committee gave plenty of examples of the problems so far.
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.
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