Article 424
The Public Prosecutor's Office is joined as a party when it intervenes to make known its opinion on the application of the law in a case of which it has been notified.When the Public Prosecutor's Offi…
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The Public Prosecutor's Office is joined as a party when it intervenes to make known its opinion on the application of the law in a case of which it has been notified.When the Public Prosecutor's Offi…
The communication to the public prosecutor is, unless specifically provided otherwise, made at the judge's discretion. It must take place in good time so as not to delay the judgment.
The public prosecutor may act as principal party or intervene as a joint party. It represents others in cases determined by law.
The Public Prosecutor's Office may take notice of those other cases in which it considers it should intervene.
Where there has been communication, the public prosecutor is notified of the date of the hearing.
The Public Prosecutor acts ex officio in the cases specified by law.
Except in these cases, he may act in defence of public order on the occasion of acts that undermine it.
The judge may of his own motion decide to refer a case to the public prosecutor.
Except where the law provides otherwise, offences may be established by any method of proof and the judge shall decide on the basis of his or her own personal conviction.The judge may base his or her…
The confession, like any piece of evidence, is left to the free appreciation of the judges.
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