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About the Causes of Corruption in the Hungarian Public Procurement System

Autor: Szilovics CSABA

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 2/2014

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Penal Means of Substantive Law against Acts of Corruption and Organized Crime in the Hungarian Witness Protection

Autor: Krisztián SZABÓ

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 2/2014

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Organized Crime in Hungary

Autor: Ágnes N. TÓTH, László István GÁL, László KŐHALMI

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 1/2015

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Abstract: The organized crime perpetration is much more serious threat to the society than an individual crime. More offenders on one hand means more concentration of power which from an objective view increases the chance of the successful crime perpetration and on the other hand the presence of accomplices and the knowledge of their possible intervention when needed increases the offender’s determination. There are different methods to define the scale of the quantity of the organized crime, even though due to the [vezi tot]

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The Preventive Patronage and the Criminal Procedure against Juveniles in Hungary

Autori: Herke CSONGOR, Herke­Fábos Barbara KATALIN

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 2/2016

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Abstract: The main rules of the procedure against juvenile offenders (subjects, evidence, circle of coercive measures, some particular rules of the procedure, special sanctions to be imposed against a juvenile). The proceeding of the preventive patronage. The placement of preventive patronage within the system of child protection.

Keywords: criminal procedures; preventive patronage; child protection. …

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Corruption Risks in the Organisation and Operation of Tax Administration in Hungary

Autor: Gyula STOTZ

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 2/2016

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Abstract: The corruption of the tax authority from the practice of large taxation. I described the specific tax authority corruption that is inseparable from the successful budgetary fraud patterns, on the basis of realised risks and true corruption cases. As long as based on the underlying principle of legal equality, legal aid and supportive expertise can be bought, we do not feel the effect of corruption. As in this system the social contract is secretly overruled and superiorly damaged by personal interest, even disguised as group interest, all [vezi tot]

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About the Causes of Corruption in the Hungarian Public Procurement System

Autor: Csaba SZILOVICS

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 2/2016

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Abstract: According to practical experience and research, the functions of the Hungarian state – mainly the system of public procurement – are greatly involved in corruption The aim of this study is to examine the social background regarding the corruption of public procurement after a brief historical overview, through investigating the overlapping phenomena and highlighting the importance of the legislation and the compulsory citizenship behavior which could easily be a subject to the abuse of cunning perpetrators. The first factor that could explain the situation is the fact [vezi tot]

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Budget fraud – Preparatory Meeting

Autor: Edit SZENTPÁLI

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 2/2019

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Abstract: The pursuit of acceleration of legal proceedings in the Hungarian procedural law has been observable for long. In the past decades several European countries have implemented new laws to reduce the time required by litigations. In the Hungarian procedural law, preparatory meeting introduced by Act XC 2017 is intended to fulfil the economy goals in court proceedings. To achieve the targets the court, the prosecution and the defence should be able to interpret and put the law in practice in a consistent way. During both the negotiation [vezi tot]

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A Few Remarks about Criminal Corruption in Hungary

Autor: Mihály TÒTH

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 1/2014

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Abstract: Whenever we type the word „corruption” in any of the internetbased search programs, it gives nearly 20 million results, and the fact is, that hundreds of international conferences focus on the socalled “today’s plague” phenomenon every year. Nowadays it is hard to say anything new about one of our greatest common enemy to date, that spreads across the globe, corruption. The roots of abuse and misuse carried out to reach individual goals, backed by rights delegated by the community,1 date back to thousands of years.

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The Hungarian Criminal Law on Financing of Terrorism

Autor: János PÁL

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 1/2016

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Abstract: In order to stop terrorist attacks and the growing number thereof it is not enough to study the phenomenon of terrorism and terrorist persons independently, we have to dig deeper and find the crucial interconnected points and alliances that are realised in financing terrorism. Financing of terrorism is problem of great importance that cannot be solved on the basis of biased and marginal opinions. Only complex view can guarantee a better understanding of the elements of terrorism and thus help the prevention thereof. Such complex [vezi tot]

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Modifications of the Provisions of the Hungarian Criminal Code Related to Money Laundering and Compliance with International Requirements of Combating Money Laundering

Autor: László SCHUBAUER

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 2/2015

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Abstract: From the mid 1990-­ies – during the preparation progress of joining the European Union –, alongside with the establishment of market economy and recovery of the country’s international relations Hungary was forced to implement the system of criminal instruments of combating money laundering. In this study I shall introduce developments and progress of the Hungarian jurisdiction related to money laundering from the first incorporation of the offense until present days. I shall hereby compare the provisions of the related international treaties and recommendations of European [vezi tot]

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