Hungary’s prosecution service has initiated a series focusing on the duration of criminal proceedings following substantial criticism regarding lengthy cases. Concerns have been raised recently about the considerable time taken to resolve criminal investigations and trials within the country. The series aims to address these criticisms and provide insight into the processes and potential bottlenecks within the Hungarian legal system. It is expected to explore factors contributing to delays, such as case complexity, resource allocation, and procedural challenges. The prosecution hopes this initiative will demonstrate efforts to improve efficiency and transparency in handling criminal cases. Ultimately, the series intends to foster public trust and understanding of the criminal justice system in Hungary.