 Members of the party have been repeatedly charged with Holocaust denial, which is a felony in Slovakia.During the 2016 Slovak parliamentary election, the party nominated several controversial and extremist candidates, such as an ex-singer of neo-Nazi music bands Krátky proces and Juden Mord and a candidate who openly admired Adolf Hitler and promoted Hlinka's historical clerofascist Slovak People's Party.In May 2017, the General Prosecutor's Office of the Slovak Republic made a proposal to the Supreme Court, requesting the dissolution of the party.