Munich chief prosecutor Hummer's aversion to questioning Nazi-TV coverage explained by his social environment?

Every such system attempts to establish and to cultivate the belief in its legitimacy. But according to the kind of legitimacy which is claimed, the type of obedience, the kind of administrative staff developed to guarantee it, and the mode of exercising authority, will all differ fundamentally.

Max Weber

Let's see how "the kind of administrative staff developed to guarantee it, and the mode of exercising authority, will all differ fundamentally" at Bavarian courts. IOW, let's dig into the social environment, or fabric if you will, of the Bavarian judiciary.

Meet Neonazi Maik B.* who rapped in a Bavarian court as judge in 2013

That was of course a foul-up, who would have thunk otherwise? Yet still, for a full year, Bavaria ... a well-known Neonazi ... not cross-checked ... as a judge? Phew, that's kinda tough to fathom, don't ya think?

With all due respect Mr. Hummer, but would I find myself in such a highly questionable milieu, I would leave. Presto! Pronto! Fucking right now! You do not seem to have entertained that thought.

Sure, you might venture to discount this rather unfortunate episode by pointing to the fact that Munich is the venue of the NSU trial. A trial supposed to shed a light on pretty recent events in Good ol' Germany in which all sorts of government agencies were (allegedly or not so?) complicit in doing what Germans, historically proven, seem to have quite a penchant at: killing foreigners and then blaming them.

You see, your Honor of Bavaria, you would then lay bare your ignorance of Baudrillard and thus miss the forest for the trees in that we have here for all the world to see a classical form of a Simulacrum. Highly unlikely, as you seem to be a gentleman of vertically integrated high intellectual caliber.
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* The fact that the German cocksucker press refers to him as initial 'B' as his last name says it all about these cunts.