CRIMINALITY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

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1 CRIMINALITY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE ÜGYÉSZSÉG MAGYARORSZÁG Published by the Office of the Prosecutor General Hungary, 2015

2 Registered crimes Total Crimes against life, limb and health 1) homicide, voluntary manslaughter bodily harm Criminal offences against health 2) misuse of narcotic drugs 3) Sexual offences and offences against sexual freedom 4) sexual violence 5) Traffic crimes driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs Corruption crimes 6) active or passive bribery 7) active or passive bribery of public officials 8) Criminal offences against public peace 9) public nuisance Violent crimes against property 10) robbery plundering Crimes against property 11) theft embezzlement fraud

3 Registered perpetrators Total 12) male years years years years and older female years years years years and older Accused persons Total 13) Types of indictment Final court decisions accusation omission of the trial arraignment conviction acquittal termination of the procedure Convicted persons Total by age groups juvenile adult by types of punishments life imprisonment fix-term imprisonment sentenced to serve imprisonment community service fine

4 Convicted persons Total of which: by types of crimes committed Crimes against life, limb and health 1) homicide, voluntary manslaughter bodily harm Criminal offences against health 2) misuse of narcotic drugs 3) Sexual offences and offences against sexual freedom 4)4) sexual violence 5) Traffic crimes driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs Corruption crimes 6) active or passive bribery 7) active or passive bribery of public officials 8) Criminal offences against public peace 9) public nuisance Violent crimes against property 10) robbery plundering Crimes against property 11) theft embezzlement fraud

5 Persons in penal institutions 14) Total persons in pre-trial detention convicted persons persons sentenced to involuntary treatment assigned to custody detainees 10 Total expenditure in budget (HUF million) Police 15) , , , , , , , , ,2 Prosecutorial bodies , , , , , , , , ,4 Judiciary , , , , , , , , ,1 Prison service , , , , , , , , ,9 Number of personnel Police 16) Number of prosecutors Office of the Prosecutor General chief prosecution offices of appeal chief prosecution offices, district prosecution offices Number of judges Curia (Supreme Court) regional courts of appeal tribunals and district courts criminal law area Prison Service personnel

6 Registered crimes by the Chapters of the Criminal Code % 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Crimes against life, limb and health 1) Criminal offences against health 2) Sexual offences and offences against sexual freedom 4) Traffic crimes Corruption crimes 6) Criminal offences against public peace 9) Violent crimes against property 10) Crimes against property 11) Other crimes days Average duration (in days) of the main stages of criminal proceeedings conducted against accused persons 17) 357,4 163,9 356,8 162,9 385,4 388,1 387,3 392,8 176,1 186,9 196,1 202,5 406,0 410,6 214,5 220,6 396,6 230,8 23,0 26,1 28,3 29,6 29,4 30,7 32,8 34,0 36,4 from the date of the decision on ordering an investigation to the date of receipt of documents by a first instance prosecution office from the date of receiving documents at prosecution of the first instance to the date of indictment from the date of indictment to the date of the final court decision

7 Registered perpetrators by sex and age groups male female years years years 25 years and older total

8 1) Total number of crimes under Chapter XV of Act C of 2012 (hereinafter: NCC, by the New Criminal Code) and crimes under Title I in Chapter XII of Act IV of 1978 (hereinafter: OCC, by the Old Criminal Code). 2) Total number of crimes under Chapter of NCC XVII and crimes pursuant to Sections 265, 279, /B and 285 of OCC. 3) Total number of crimes pursuant to Sections of NCC and Sections /C of OCC. 4) Total number of crimes under Chapter XIX of NCC and Title II in the Chapter XIV of OCC. 5) The data are grouped by the Section 197 of NCC, which are equivalent (in limited ways) to Sections 197 and 198 of OCC (rape, sexual assault). 6) Total number of crimes under Chapter XXVII of NCC and Title VII VIII in the Chapter XV of OCC. 7) Total number of crimes pursuant to Sections of NCC and Sections , 254, 258/B (including paragraphs 3 4), 258/C of OCC. 8) Total number of crimes pursuant to Sections of NCC and Sections 250, 253, 258/B (including paragraphs 1 2), 258/D of OCC. Standard Criminal Statistics of Investigation Authorities and Prosecutors: registered crimes and perpetrators; Representation of Prosecution Information System: accused and convicted persons; Average duration (in days) of the main stages of criminal proceedings conducted against accused persons. Notes Sources 9) Total number of crimes under Chapter XXXII of NCC and crimes pursuant to Sections 153 and /A of OCC. 10) Total number of crimes under Chapter XXXV of NCC and crimes pursuant to Sections 273 and of OCC. 11) Total number of crimes under Chapter XXXVI of NCC and crimes pursuant to Sections 300/C (including paragraphs 3 4), 313/C (paragraphs 1 6), , and 330/A of OCC. 12) Contains data of perpetrators whose sex and age was unknown. 13) Calculated data those contain durations between procedural deadlines independent from activities of proceeeding authorities (for example suspension, postponement of the indictment). 14) The data refer to the state at the end of a given year. 15) The data are comparable only in restrictive ways because of the structural changes in budgets. 16) Number of the professional personnel. 17) Including cases of convicted persons in which the representation of the prosecution was taken over from a (substitute) private accuser. Statistical tables of the Hungarian Prison Service National Headquarters: number of persons in penal institutions; Data supplied by Hungarian National Police Headquarters, the Office of the Prosecutor General, the National Office for the Judiciary, the Hungarian Prison Service National Headquarters: budget and personnel data;