What happens to hate crimes? | Academic Journal of Internal Affairs

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hate crime
authority
investigation

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What happens to hate crimes? . (2013). Academic Journal of Internal Affairs, 61(2013), 77-83. https://doi.org/10.38146/bsz-ajia.12.v61.i2013.pp77-83

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By using pointing to specific cases, the author illustrates the shortcomings of Hungarian police and prosecution procedures in dealing with hate crimes – where circumstances indicating a hate crime are habitually disregarded, and criminal proceedings are initiated and conducted for less serious crimes than “violence against a member of a community”.

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