314
Year 127
|
it is found appropriate for the public prosecutor to represent that public servant; | ||
| article3.to institute cases of public order offences; | ||
| article4.in a criminal case instituted by a [private] prosecutor, when the public prosecutor finds it appropriate, he may join as a co-prosecutor, or when the [private] prosecutor abandons the case, the public prosecutor has the power to serve as the prosecutor himself; | ||
| article5.in a case sent by a court of examinations for institution before a high court, the public prosecutor has the power to order the court of examinations to hear evidence further, or the public prosecutor may order the court of examinations to try and adjudicate upon the case itself according to the major and minor powers of such court of examinations; | Powers of public prosecutors in courts of examinations | |
| article6.in a case which no citizen may institute due to legal prohibition, the public prosecutor has the power to accept to inspect the matter and institute the case; | ||
| article7.the public prosecutor has the power to withdraw a case instituted by a public prosecutor or to refrain from instituting a case sent by a court of examinations for institution, but the public prosecutor must notify the court of the matter. |
