Péter Polt is going to Strasbourg to receive moral satisfaction

Péter Polt, former chief prosecutor, seeks moral redress from the European Court of Human Rights due to his politically motivated removal. His term ended prematurely following a constitutional amendment. He compares his situation to that of András Baka, who also faced removal due to political changes. Polt aims for the court to declare his dismissal unlawful and hopes for compensation. He discusses the timing of ongoing investigations and defends his political background, asserting he was only briefly affiliated with Fidesz. He rejects claims of political influence in prosecutions and supports the appointment of Péter Fejes as chief prosecutor.

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