The attorney general candidate says some files need to be dusted off if there is new evidence

Péter Fejes, the nominee for chief prosecutor, emphasized the need to revisit cases with new evidence. He believes unresolved cases should be pursued if new suspicions arise. Fejes highlighted that significant crimes have not expired under the law and plans to review past decisions if elected. He noted the necessity for immediate organizational changes within the prosecution service to enhance efficiency and professionalism. Fejes also stressed the importance of restoring the independence of the prosecutor's office and addressing public trust issues. He is set to be voted on by the National Assembly, with his nomination following the rejection of another candidate.