A következő címkéjű bejegyzések mutatása: European Convention on Human Rights. Összes bejegyzés megjelenítése
A következő címkéjű bejegyzések mutatása: European Convention on Human Rights. Összes bejegyzés megjelenítése

2016. február 24., szerda

The Magical Nokia-box - part 19.

Are there any cases related to Miklós Hagyó which were closed?

In spite of the obvious partiality four cases related to the Magic-box were closed. It was proved before the court that in the pre-trial detention Hagyó did not commit falsification of private documents related to his registered partner’s visits. Related to the lockup of his wealth the court decision was made in his favour. The investigation initiated based on the report made by the State Audit Office was dropped, furthermore the Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg decided in Hagyó’s favor against the Hungarian state in connection with the conditions of his custody.

How many proceedings have been closed in favor of Hagyó?

Currently the BKV-case the legal state is 4:0 in favor of Hagyó since the investigation initiated based on the report made by the State Audit Office was dropped by the Prosecution Office. It means that in all the four cases the court decided in favor of Hagyó in spite of every effort made by the prosecution.

2015. augusztus 18., kedd

The Magical Nokia-box - part 10



How did the parliamentary elections affect Hagyó’s nokia-box case?


A couple of minutes after the National Assembly had been established, Hagyó was arrested at his home. He was handcuffed despite the fact that he had declared his intention to cooperate to the police in advance in writing, furthermore there was no intent to escape shown. Hagyó was remanded in custody which was prolonged three times without – all together for 9 months - considerable justification by Mária Szívós and the prosecution led by Imre Keresztes. Hagyó turned to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg for remedy. Meanwhile he was also accused of being in an unlawful relationship with his partner. They decided in his favor in both the cases.



What were the reasons for Hagyó’s custody?


The related orders usually referred to the intent to escape and hide as the reasons for Hagyó’s keeping in custody. His custody was prolonged by Mária Szívós basically simply repeating the same reasons. Hagyó finally spent all together 9 months in custody based on rather doubtful reasons.


2015. május 6., szerda

The nokia box story is over

The BKV case continued in Kecskemét with the screening of the confrontation between Miklós Hagyó and Zsolt Balogh on September 14, 2010. Zsolt Balogh after the hearing said: he felt that he could only stay released if he says incriminatory about Miklós Hagyó. Hagyó never ordered him into any outlawry; respectively he never gave him any money.




Before the court viewed the record in closed circle, András Kádár, the lawyer of the former deputy lord mayor asked the resume of the verdict from the European Court of Human Rights from Strasbourg in the case between Hagyó and Hungary. 

2013. május 15., szerda

Decision from the European Court of Human Rights in 2013



CASE OF HAGYÓ v. HUNGARY
(Application no. 52624/10)

JUDGMENT

STRASBOURG
23 April 2013

This judgment will become final in the circumstances set out in Article 44 § 2 of the Convention. It may be subject to editorial revision.




Application to the European Court of Human Rights from Miklós Hagyó in 2010

The applicant, Mr Miklós Hagyó, is a Hungarian national who was born in 1967 and lives in Budapest. He is represented before the Court by Mr A. Kádár, a lawyer practising in Budapest.



A Witch Hunt: Éva Horváth’s Testimony in the Light of Hagyó vs Hungary

In January of this year, followers of the trial of Miklós Hagyó and 14 associates of the Budapest Transit Company (BKV) heard the testimony from defendant #6 Éva Horváth. Her testimony is not remarkable at this moment because she withdrew previous investigation testimonies. Nearly all of the defendants have in fact withdrawn their investigation testimonies citing that their accusations where made out of fear of harsher treatment from the investigators. 



No, Horváth’s testimony is that much more interesting today because of two things: her described experience in pretrial detention in a Hungarian jail and the recent ruling from the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) about Hagyó’s pretrial detention circumstances.

In the Wake of Strasbourg’s Decision, Hungary Awaits an Announcement from the Handó Hearing

Navigating the Hungarian judicial system seems a bit like finding a foothold. Last Tuesday the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) announced that the prosecutors and courts responsible for the pretrial incarceration of Miklós Hagyó had violated several of his basic rights established and protected by the European Convention on Human Rights.




This was excellent news for the entrenched former Deputy Mayor of Budapest and socialist Member of Parliament.

The European Court of Human Rights Declares Hungary Guilty!

Hagyó Wins in Strasbourg! Just this morning the Second Section of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg, France delivered its decision on the case Hagyó vs Hungary. The court announced that it found the Hungarian judiciary guilty and thus in violation of all alleged charges. The official decision is here.



Hagyó, former Deputy Mayor of Budapest and Member of Parliament, lodged a complaint with the ECHR on September 6, 2010 regarding the circumstances of his pretrial detention.

European Court of Human Rights Ready to Announce Verdict about the Hagyó Case

According to Népszava, a Hungarian daily, the European Court of Human Rights announced that it will make a verdict on Tuesday, April 23 regarding the trial of former Budapest Deputy Mayor Miklós Hagyó.




Hagyó and his lawyer turned to the court in Strasbourg in 2010. Citing that investigators denied his basic rights established in the European Convention on Human Rights, the former MSZP leader claimed that Hungarian investigators specifically violated Article 3, Article 5, and Article 8. The petition is viewable on HagyoMiklos.com

The European Union Fights Back

Regarding a controversial piece of legislation passed by the Fidesz supermajority which hastily forced into early retirement 750 judges, in a time when retirement ages are increasing internationally due to economic forces, the European Commission and the European Parliament has decided to pursue a more proactive approach in dealing with Prime Minister Orbán and his Fidesz cronies.



 Prime Minister Orbán on the Defense

Source: http://www.bbj.hu/politics/ec-ready-to-check-hungarys-compliance-with-ruling-of-the-european-court-of-justice_65350

Hagyó won a battle


In Strasbourg they adjudicated in the case of Hagyó Miklós, who is the main defendant in the BKV case. The European Court of Human Right adjudicated a few million forints compensation for the former deputy lord mayor, as they said: the authorities who restrained him violated the prohibition of the inhuman treatment and for the personal freedom, together with right of the legal redress/remedy. During this Handó Tünde, the president of the National Judicial Office strove/tried to explain the transference of the Hagyó case in front of the Constitutional Court.


The Hungarian authorities did multiple violation of law at the detention of Hagyó Miklós – said yesterday the European Court of Human Rights, therefore they obligated the Hungarian government to pay out 12.500 euro relief – this is 3,75 million forints – and 6000 euro law cost – further 1,8 million forints. The former deputy lord mayor who is the I defendant of the BKV case which is in the Kecskemét Tribunal turned to Strasbourg in 2010, because according to him they put him into pretrial detention unduly, and extended his duress provision several times. 


Hagyó case: verdict on Tuesday in Strasbourg

They will announcement on next Tuesday in Strasbourg in the case of the main defendant of the BKV, Hagyó Miklós. The former deputy lord mayor turned to the European Court of Human Rights in 2010, according to him the Hungarian investigation who restrained him made a violation of law. For example they hurt a lot of item of the European Convention of Human Rights, so the support for the rights of freedom and security, the prohibition of the inhuman treatment, and the right of the family life. 



According to Hagyó they put him into pretrial detention unduly and extended it more times despite his deteriorative health shape. According to his statement „he had no intention to escape to abroad” and he cooperated with the authorities from the beginning. Hagyó also detriment that with the allude to the danger of collusion after a while they prohibited to his partner to visit him over the visiting hours. Hagyó was in pretrial detention for almost 10 months, after this they put him into house arrest. 

2013. május 14., kedd

The Constitutional Court is hears the president of the National Judicial Office behind closed doors

According to the Institution of Eötvös Károly, the Hungarian Helsinki Comittee and the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union it is injuring the power of the state's decision-making public, the right of the access of the public utility informations and the principle of the fair proceeding, that the Constitutional Court is hearing the president of the National Judical Office behind closed doors.



(Photo source: mno.hu)

According to the announcement of the president of the Constitutional Court (AB) is gonig to hearing Tünde Handó the president of the National Judical Office (OBH) with the public lock-out, in coherence of the Hagyó-case complaint of the constitutinal right's consideration. The basic of the proceeding is that the president of the OBH transposed the case from Kecskemét to Budapest. The petitoners of the complaint of the constitutional right together with other things traversed that about the case-transference only the prosecution service evolved his opinions, the accuseds and their defenders not. 

Tomorrow Handó can explain herself

Tomorrow the Constitutional Court is going to hear Tünde Handó, the president of the National Judical Office with the coherence of Hagyó and his partner´s complaint of the constitutional right. The main point of the complaint is that the BKV-case were transposed to the Court of Kecskemét so what has proved it´s political prejudice at the Zuschlag-case, that there was no remedy chance against the verdict. 

According to András Kádár lawyer´s relation, the hearing from incomrehensible causes is gonig to happen with the lock-out of the public and the concerneds.

In the Hungarian claim history up to this point apropos of this unprecedented occasion, we had traversed the main points of the case, and Tünde Handó´s previous statements about the practice of the suit transfers.


(Photo source: nepszava.hu)

Tünde Handó, wife of József Szájer Fidesz-party EP-representator was lifted to the president chair of the OBH by the parliament in 13 of december in 2012, and she is practicing her power from 1 of january, 2012. That day the new constitution came into effect, what is together with the fundamental law's provisions makes enable Tünde Handó to decide about the questions of the court appointment.

2013. január 15., kedd

Hagyó’s complaint is still in Strasbourg – The Népszava’s article from the 14th of December


Hagyó’s complaint is still in Strasbourg – The Népszava’s article from the 14th of December
The court of Strasbourg and the Constitutional Court took in/admit the complaint from the defendants of the BKV case – turned out from the documents which made public on the hagyomiklos.com.
The lawyers of the defendant’s turned to the European Court of Human Rights and to the „rope syndicate” because the president of the National Judicial Office, Handó Tünde transferred the case from the Budapest Court to the Kecskemét Court. According to the petition from the lawyers, basic constitutional rights damaged with the transference of the case.
According to the lawyer of the main defendant (Hagyó Miklós, former deputy lord mayor), Kádár András and his defender fellows the right of the legal judge damaged because the transference was made without the excludability of the detachment, transparency and peremptory.

(Source: kis-kunsag.hu)
According to their standpoint, the damage of the impartiality requirement exist too, because the case was relocated by the National Judicial Office’s president, Handó Tünde (who is the wife of Szájer József, the representation of EP, Fidesz party) to a court where in a similar political connection they already made a serious adjudication in the case of Zuschlag. Moreover the right for the remedy is damaged too, because against the decision (to transfer the case to another court) of the president of the National Judicial Office there was no effective remedy – consist in the petition. For that matter the lawyers already asked for the suspend of the case because of this, but their proposal was rejected by the court and by the Szeged Court (court in second instance).
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Címkék: bkv per hagyó miklós handó tünde kecskemét | Szerző: Hagyó Dosszié | 9:19 am
Befogadta a BKV-büntetőper vádlottjainak panaszát a strasbourgi bíróság és az Alkotmánybíróság (Ab) is - derült ki a hagyomiklos.com-on nyilvánosságra hozott dokumentumokból.
A vádlottak védői azért fordultak az Emberi Jogok Európai Bíróságához, és a taláros testülethez, mert az Országos Bírósági Hivatal (OBH) elnöke, Handó Tünde a per tárgyalására a főváros helyett a Kecskeméti Törvényszéket jelölte ki. A védők beadványa szerint alkotmányos alapjogok sérültek az ügy áthelyezésekor.
A fő vádlott Hagyó Miklós volt főpolgármester-helyettes ügyvédje, Kádár András és védőtársai szerint sérült a törvényes bírához való jog, mivel az áthelyezés az objektivitás, átláthatóság és önkényesség kizárhatósága nélkül történt meg.

 (Forrás: kis-kunsag.hu)

Álláspontjuk szerint fennáll a pártatlanság követelményének sérelme is, hiszen a tárgyalást az OBH elnöke, a fideszes Szájer József felesége szignálta át egy olyan törvényszékre, amely korábban hasonló politikai összefüggésben már súlyos ítéletet hozott a Zuschlag-ügyben. Valamint sérült a jogorvoslathoz való jog is, mivel az OBH elnökének más bíróságot kijelölő döntése ellen a jogszabályok nem biztosítottak hatékony jogorvoslatot - áll a beadványban. A védők egyébként mindezek alapján már korábban kérték a büntetőper felfüggesztését, de indítványukat a bíróság, majd az ítélőtábla is elutasította.
NÉPSZAVA-információ /

The European Court of Human Rights Remains Silent





The European Court of Human Rights Remains Silent


According to a December 14th, 2012 post from the Hungarian blog Hagyó Dosszié, a complaint filed to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) and the Hungarian Constitutional Court from the defendants in the trial of the BKV associates is still under review.
The suspects and their lawyers attested the transfer of the trial from the capital city Budapest to the Kecskemét Tribunal.  This has been a controversial occurrence in the trial because Kecskemét is generally considered to be politically sympathetic to the prosecutors.
According to András Kádár, the lawyer of defendant number one Miklós Hagyó, the transfer has damaged the integrity of the case and abused the defendants’ rights.  Kádár also complained about the lack of transparency in the transfer process.
I’ve written other posts about the transfer to the Kecskemét Tribunal which can be readhere, here, and here.


Source: http://thehagyocase.wordpress.com/ 

2012. december 28., péntek

The Pre-trial Detention and the Strasbourg Court of Human Rights

I have written that Miklós Hagyó was subjected to a 9-month term in pre-trial detention, which is one of the more controversial aspects of the entire affair. Apparently, though, I am not the only person who considers the pre-trial detention circumstances lawfully questionable. 
Hagyó recently petitioned the Strasbourg Court of Human Rights (SCHR) to consider his case with regards to the legality of his time spent within the penal institution. After receiving Hagyó’s plea, the SCHR has essentially agreed to review his case, and subsequently has asked the Hungarian Ministry of Public Administration and Justice to lay forth their claims on this case.

2012. december 4., kedd

BKV case- are they represented fairly according to the statutory right of the court?



A conspiracy theory and its victims

Judicial reform in recent years has become more and more noticeable in the spirit of being anti-liberalism. This ideology sees an irreconcilable conflict with the right of freedom and between private interests and national interests.

Christian values uphold the right of freedom, such as respecting human dignity in the eyes of those who declare that there is no other, as anti-national products of intellectual schemes of the conspirators,  which, according to the “traitors ", the obstacles that are set in front of the objective is to achieve national self-determination.

This idea is presented to us successfully by the media, that many people believe that our country is constantly under threat, such as by the European Union, by the international financial world, and it is continuously generating fear, anxiety, hatred, and aggression. The battle brings an almost paranoid behavior to the majority of the Hungarian society.


One artificially created image or illusion from the enemy is liberalism, and its ideals of liberty rights. The radical right did not by accident consider China as a model, where civil liberties, the judicial independence of the judiciary also dramatically overshadows the compassion, rejected as "liberal blight", a denied relationship not only with Europe, but it’s ancient traditions, and in this spirit often used the death penalty for offenses against public property.

2012. november 19., hétfő

Did the Hungarian authorities derogated/bruised the rights of Hagyó Miklós?


Did the Hungarian authorities derogated/bruised the rights of Hagyó Miklós?
Hagyó Miklós was arrested in 14th of May, 2010, and then they ordered his pre-trial detention. Since the defense started to make reasons beside/along the needless of the pre-trial detention, the Hungarian court both in the court of the first instance and in the court of the second instance left out of consideration, Hagyó Miklós turned to the European Court of Human Rights for remedy. 


(Photo Source: www.blikk.hu)

In his petition beside his harm for his right in freedom and security (European Convention on Human Rights 5ft clause) he also asked remedy for the violation of the inhuman treatment surreptitious (Convention 3rd clause), with the correspondence of his circumstances of his detention, together with the harm of his right of the family life (Convention 8th clause) seeing that they controlled/restrained wrong his talking with his partner, and they didn’t considerate/take in account his daughter’s state of health/shape while he was in pre-trial detention.
The petition was investigate by the Court, and they decided that – because apparently it couldn’t be unsubstantiated – they will communicate the content of it with the representative of the Hungarian State with the Ministry of Public Administration and Justice. The ministry had to form/configure their standpoint about the facts in the complain and send it to the Court by 18th of September, 2012.
After this Hagyó Miklós, as the petitioner get a chance to respond for the ministry’s standpoint until the time what the Court will decide, then again the Hungarian government can observe the reasons of the petitioner.
According to the main rule, the Court after this on the strength of the documents what they have and the reasons, they will have a decision about the petition. As long as they adjudicate that Hagyó Miklós’s right what he marked/labeled in his petition (or a part of it) was derogated/bruised by the Hungarian authorities, they can over the finding/proving of the fact, they can adjudicate asset/money and non asset damage for his suffer harms.
(For the circumstances of this case and for more facts if you click on this link you can read more: European Court of Human Rights)

Source: http://hagyodosszie.blog.hu/2012/10/15/csorbitottak-e_a_magyar_hatosagok_hagyo_miklos_jogait

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Címkék: hagyó miklós előzetes | Szerző: Hagyó Dosszié | 9:02 pm
Hagyó Miklóst 2010. május 14-én őrizetbe vették, majd elrendelték előzetes letartóztatását. Mivel a védelem által az előzetes letartóztatás szükségtelensége mellett felhozott érveket a magyar bíróságok mind első, mind másodfokon rendre figyelmen kívül hagyták, Hagyó Miklós az Emberi Jogok Európai Bíróságához (Bíróság) fordult jogorvoslatért.


(Kép Forrás: www.blikk.hu)

Kérelmében a szabadsághoz és biztonsághoz való jogának (Emberi Jogok Európai Egyezménye, 5. cikk) sérelme mellett orvoslást kért az embertelen bánásmód tilalmának (Egyezmény, 3. cikk) megsértése miatt a fogvatartásának körülményeivel összefüggésben, valamint a családi élethez való jogának (Egyezmény, 8. cikk) sérelme miatt arra tekintettel, hogy alaptalanul korlátozták az élettársával való beszélőit, és nem vették figyelembe kislányának egészségi állapotát az előzetes letartóztatás fenntartása során.
A kérelmet a Bíróság megvizsgálta, és úgy döntött, hogy – mivel nem tekinthető nyilvánvalóan megalapozatlannak – annak tartalmát kommunikálja a magyar államot képviselő Közigazgatási és Igazságügyi Minisztériumnak. A minisztériumnak 2012. szeptember 18-ig kellett a panaszban foglaltakkal kapcsolatos álláspontját kialakítani és a Bíróságnak megküldeni.
Ezt követően Hagyó Miklós mint kérelmező kap lehetőséget arra, hogy a Bíróság által megszabott időn belül reagáljon a minisztériumi álláspontra, majd ismét a magyar kormány észrevételezheti a kérelmezői érveket.
Fő szabály szerint ezt követően a Bíróság a rendelkezésére álló iratok és érvek alapján döntést hoz a kérelemről. Amennyiben úgy ítéli meg, hogy Hagyó Miklósnak a kérelemben megjelölt jogait (vagy azok egy részét) a magyar hatóságok csorbították, e tény megállapításán túl vagyoni és nem vagyoni kárt is megítélhet neki az elszenvedett sérelmekért.
(Az ügy körülményeiről, további tényekről az alábbi linkre kattintva olvashat: European Court of Human Rights)

2012. október 24., szerda

Hagyó Miklós turned to Strasbourg


Hagyó Miklós turned to Strasbourg
Hagyó Miklós turned to the European Court of Human Rights, because he thinks that the Hungarian investigation who restrained him, did multiple trespass – reported the Blikk (it’s a Hungarian newspaper).


(Photo Source: hmtennapel.weblog.leidenuniv.nl)

According to the former deputy lord mayor, the Hungarian investigators who restrained him, violated a lot of item/clause from the European Convention on Human Rights, so the support of the legal freedom and security, the restraint of the inhuman treatment, and the legal of the family life. According to Hagyó he says that he was in pre-trial detention wantonly/unduly, and it was extended a lot of times, despite his failing state of health/shape. 
According to his testimony „he never even thought to escape to abroad” and from the beginning he co-operated with the investigations. The former politician torted/offended that they alluded to the danger of collusion by time they prohibited that his partner could visit him more times that the regular visiting time. Hagyó was in pre-trial detention for 10 months, after this they put him into house arrest. The court of Strasbourg said that Hagyó’s petition can be established/valid, so they asked the Ministry of Public Administration and justice to respond for the complains.

As it known, Hagyó Miklós is charged with continually, commited in a criminal organization, misappropriation which caused an especially huge financial detriment as an instigator, furthermore, with the crime of bribery/corrupt practices, what he did twice against 2 functionaries, with the crime of malfeasance, together with the crime of blackmailing a functionary. The case was relocated by the National Court Office’s president, Handó Tünde (who is the wife of Szájer József, the representation of EP, Fidesz party) to the Kecskemét Court. The Kecskemét Court before convicted here the former MSZP politician, Zuschlag János. A lot of defendant and their defenders thinks this relocation was wrongdoer/against the law, and they made a petition for the Constitutional Court.

Original:
Címkék: hagyó miklós kecskemét | Szerző: Hagyó Dosszié | 7:07 pm
Az Emberi Jogok Európai Bíróságához fordult Hagyó Miklós, szerinte ugyanis az őt fogva tartó magyar hatóságok többszörös jogsértést követtek el - számolt be a Blikk.


(Kép Forrás: hmtennapel.weblog.leidenuniv.nl)

A volt főpolgármester-helyettes szerint ugyanis az őt fogva tartó magyar hatóságok megsértették az Emberi Jogok Európai Egyezményének több cikkelyét is, így a szabadsághoz és biztonsághoz való jog biztosítását, az embertelen bánásmód tilalmát, illetve a családi élethez való jogot. Hagyó szerint indokolatlanul helyezték előzetes letartóztatásba, és hosszabbították azt meg többször is, romló egészségi állapota ellenére.
Állítása szerint ugyanis "esze ágában sem volt külföldre szökni", és a kezdetektől együttműködött a hatóságokkal. Az egykori politikus azt is sérelmezi, hogy összebeszélés veszélyére hivatkozva idővel megtiltották, hogy élettársa a rendes látogatási időn felül is bemehessen hozzá. Hagyó mintegy 10 hónapig volt előzetes letartóztatásban, ezt követően helyezték házi őrizetbe. A strasbourgi bíróság szerint Hagyó beadványa megalapozott is lehet, ezért felkérték a Közigazgatási és Igazságügyi Minisztériumot, hogy reagáljanak a panaszokra.

Mint ismert, Hagyó Miklóst folytatólagosan, bűnszervezetben elkövetett, különösen nagy hátrányt okozó hűtlen kezelés bűntettével mint felbujtót, továbbá kétrendbeli, vezető beosztású hivatalos személy által elkövetett vesztegetés bűntettével, hivatali visszaélés bűntettével, valamint hivatalos személy által elkövetett zsarolás bűntettével vádolja a vádhatóság. Az ügyet az Országos Bírósági Hivatal elnöke, Handó Tünde (Szájer József fideszes EP-képviselő felesége) helyezte át a Zuschlag János volt MSZP-s politikust is elítélő Kecskeméti Törvényszékre - több vádlott és védőik szerint jogsértően, emiatt alkotmánybírósági beadványt is tettek.
(forrás: nepszava.hu)