Headline : Prosecutor General’s Office Refutes European Commission’s Rule of Law Report

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The European Commission’s annual rule of law report contains several inaccuracies about Hungary’s prosecution service, according to the Prosecutor General’s Office. They refuted claims of political influence, asserting all cases are handled professionally and lawfully. They encouraged reporting any political interference for thorough investigation.

The statement cited the case of Péter Magyar, leader of the freshly formed Tisza Party, who alleged political influence and document manipulation. An extensive investigation led to the case’s closure. The report’s claim that court decisions overruling prosecutors’ decisions are non-binding was disputed, clarifying that an investigating judge can set aside contested decisions, thus enforcing them.

The prosecutor’s office cannot be forced to press charges, maintaining its independence, but individuals can bring cases to court, though this has never occurred, indicating lawful actions.

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