The chief state prosecutor may leave his position earlier than planned.
Gábor Bálint’s position as chief legal advisor may end on August 25, as he resigned in July. His mandate was for nine years, but it was cut short after just over a year. He justified his resignation by citing political attacks, emphasizing that he did not want the prosecution to become a battleground for daily political struggles.
On August 25th, Nagy Gábor Bálint’s position as chief legal advisor may end after he submitted his resignation in July. His nine-year term will therefore end after barely over a year. Nagy decided to resign, citing political attacks, so that the prosecution would not become a stage for daily political struggles. The resignation does not mean leaving the prosecution organization, but rather resigning from the head of the prosecution.
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