Slovak ex-special prosecutor urges harsher criminal law post-elections

Former Slovak special prosecutor Daniel Lipšic criticizes recent legislative attempts to soften criminal law, noting one amendment was struck down by the Constitutional Court and another rejected by parliament. He advocates for a return to harsher penalties and longer statutes of limitations after the elections, framing the issue as protecting law enforcement from political interference. This signals a potential policy shift in Slovakia's justice system depending on election outcomes.

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