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Decision 9/2014 on On the unconstitutionality of continuous national security control

Decision 9/2014 on On the unconstitutionality of continuous national security control

21 March 2014

Decision number: Decision 9/2014. (III. 21.)

Subject of the case:

The unconstitutionality of continuous national security control

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Certain amendments to the legislation on national security which allowed continuous national security control and covert information-gathering for thirty days twice a year on somebody under national security control exceeded the extent of the necessary and proportional restrictions of the right to respect for private life in such circumstances and were unconstitutional.

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