Rural Prosecutor: A mafia state could not have been created without the involvement of prosecutors

Fülöp Botond criticized the prosecution's leadership for undermining public trust in the judiciary, particularly targeting Polt Péter. This follows a complaint against lawyer Horváth Lóránt for his public criticism of the prosecution's operations. Horváth, known for representing clients in controversial cases, faces disciplinary action just before the Budapest Bar elections, where he challenges the current president. Botond argues that the prosecution should tolerate criticism and highlights the historical failures of the prosecution in addressing corruption. He asserts that the current actions against Horváth further damage the prosecution's credibility.

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