LIMITATIONS ON THE CONTROL OF THE COURT OF CASES
Category: Criminal Procedure
LIMITATIONS ON THE CONTROL OF THE COURT OF CASES
1. Prosecution is entitled to notice
2. The court must await the result of the petition for review
3. The prosecution’s stand to maintain prosecution should be respected by the court
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Additional Law Reading:
- DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE CONTROL BY THE PROSECUTION AND CONTROL BY THE COURT -
- IF THE PROSECUTOR THINKS AFTER FILING A CASE, THAT A PRIMA FACIE CASE DOES NOT EXIST, CAN HE REFUSE -
- AFTER A CASE IS FILED IN COURT, TO WHOM SHOULD A MOTION TO DISMISS BE ADDRESSED? -
- IS THE PROSECUTOR REQUIRED TO BE PHYSICALLY PRESENT IN THE TRIAL OF A CRIMINAL CASE? -
- TO WHOM SHOULD ONE APPEAL A DECISION OF THE PROSECUTOR? -