Republic of Hungary

Hungary - International Assistance in Criminal Matters Act (1996) EN

Date: Feb. 15, 1996
Language:English
Status:Enacted
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Republic of Hungary, Hungary - International Assistance in Criminal Matters Act (1996) EN (1996), available from https://cjad.hrlc.net/en/legislation/1502/, accessed on 18/01/2025.

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Keywords
Arrest
Availability of procedures under national law
Competing request
Conditions attached to the willingness to accept sentenced persons
Conditions of imprisonment / detention - international treaty standards
Cooperation under procedures of national law
Detention
Enforcement of fines
Enforcement of forfeiture orders
Enforcement of national penalties - conditions of imprisonment
Enforcement of sentences imposed
Enforcement of sentences of imprisonment
Forfeiture of assets - national procedures for ICC proceedings
Identification and whereabouts of persons - national proceedings
International assistance in criminal matters
Language
Language of requests for cooperation
National procedures for execution of cooperation request
National procedures for execution of requests for other forms of cooperation
National procedures re enforcement of sentences imposed
Non-modification of sentence by State
Non-prejudice to the rights of bona fide third parties in the enforcement of forfeiture orders
Obligations towards the sending State
Other forms of cooperation
Postponement - ongoing investigation or prosecution
Provision of records and documents
Provision of records and documents - national proceedings
Provisional arrest
Provisional arrest for national proceedings
Questioning of persons
Request for cooperation
Request for provisional arrest
Search and seizure
Seizure of assets
Service of documents
State appeal and revision of sentence
Temporary transfer of persons in custody for purposes of identification or for obtaining testimony or other assistance
Transfer
Transfer of sentenced person to State
Transit
Treatment of prisoners - international treaty standards
Victims' rights