Does the public prosecutor in Hungary have a poor conviction rate? I know nothing about your country, but if I were facing a similar charge in the US I would be very concerned.
BKK then tried to prosecute him but quickly dropped the case since there was a huge public outrage. The website and the related services has been down ever since the incident.
So this is why people suspect they will drop the case soon again, but as an other commenter already said, they are incompetent and corrupt to the bones, so who knows?
But Hungary is a very tense country, it only needs a spark to blow up (last time internet tax triggered a massive massive protest), so I don't think the political elite wants to risk protests and outrage.
Not if you are a politician. In the last two terms of Fidesz 1 low figure guy was convicted. I find that ridiculous since we are the poster child of corruption in the EU.
It is because the Chief Prosecutor[1] is a good old friend of Orban.