Ordered the criminal supervision of István Boldog, the former Fidesz representative will receive a tracking device

Boldog István, a former Fidesz MP, was sentenced to five years in prison for corruption-related offenses. He received a ban from public office and a fine, with asset confiscation ordered. The prosecution plans to appeal for harsher penalties, while Boldog and co-defendant Fehér Petra are also appealing for acquittal or reduced sentences. The court ordered their judicial supervision until the appeal process concludes, monitored via electronic tracking. Both defendants argue against the necessity of their detention, citing personal commitments. The court found Boldog guilty as an accomplice in multiple corruption charges, while Fehér was also convicted. Other co-defendants received varying sentences, with one acquitted.