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National Assembly of Hungary Act XX of 1949 The Constitution of the Republic of Hungary (1989)

In the Republic of Hungary everyone may seek legal remedy, in accordance with the provisions of the law, to judicial, administrative or other official decisions, which infringe on his rights or justified interests. A law passed by a majority of two-thirds of the votes of the Members of Parliament present may impose restrictions on the right to legal remedy in the interest of, and in proportion with, adjudication of legal disputes within a reasonable period of time.
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National Assembly of Hungary Act XX of 1949 The Constitution of the Republic of Hungary (1989)

No one shall be declared guilty and subjected to punishment for an offense that was not considered - at the time it was committed - a criminal offense under Hungarian law, or the laws of any country participating in the progressive establishment of an area of freedom, security and justice, and to the extent prescribed in the relevant Community legislation with a view to the mutual recognition of decisions, without any restrictions in terms of major fundamental rights.
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