Chief Prosecutor definition

Chief Prosecutor means the Honor Court Chief Prosecutor selected under and having the duties described in Section 4.3 and in other applicable provisions of this Code.
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Chief Prosecutor means the Prosecutor elected in accordance with article 42(4) of the Statute;
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Chief Prosecutor means a prosecutor appointed to help coordinate and assess the performance of prosecutors.
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Examples of Chief Prosecutor in a sentence

  • The European Chief Prosecutor does not have competence to take operational decisions in individual cases, except: - as a chair of the Permanent Chamber; - when invoking its power to request the Permanent Chamber to review its decision to delegate their decision-making power to the European Prosecutor (Art 10(7) EPPO Regulation); - when invoking its power to request the lifting of immunities or privileges under national or Union law of persons involved in the investigations.

  • No. pol: Ins/17/K/1981 Joint Instruction of the Chief Prosecutor and Police Chairman INSTR-006/ JA/10/1981 No. Pol INS/17/X/1981 on IPS and police cooperation when han- dling summons for suspects and witnesses, escorting detainees, guarding defen- dants during trials, and controlling suspects/defendants during criminal pro- ceedings.

  • Two Deputy European Chief Prosecutors shall be appointed by the College and their tasks are (Art 11(2) EPPO Regulation): - to assist the European Chief Prosecutor in the discharge of his/her duties; - to act as a replacement when he/she is absent or is prevented from attending to those duties.

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  • Chief Prosecutor Regulation 04/A/JA/11/2016 on the Team for Guarding and Secur- ing the Government and its Development Projects.

  • The ▇▇▇▇▇▇ of the European Chief Prosecutor are ((Art 11(1)(3) EPPO Regulation): - organizing the work of the EPPO and directing its activities; - taking decisions in accordance with this Regulation and the Internal Rules of Procedure of the EPPO; - representing the EPPO vis-à-vis the institutions of the Union and of the Member States of the European Union, and third parties.

  • In the event of a tie the European Chief Prosecutor has a vote (Art 9(5) EPPO Regulation).

  • The chair is the European Chief Prosecutor or one of the Deputy European Chief Prosecutors, or a European Prosecutor appointed as Chair.

  • Chief Prosecutor Regulation 068/A/JA/07/2007 on the Implementation of Educa- tion and Training for Staff in the Prosecution Service Chief Prosecutor Regulation 069/A/JA/2007 on Provisions for Conducting Supervi- sion within the Indonesian Prosecution Service Chief Prosecutor Regulation 037/A/JA/12/2009 on the organisation of education and training for IPS staff.

  • The European Chief Prosecutor shall, after consulting and reaching an agreement with the relevant authorities of the Member States, approve the number of EDPs, as well as the functional and territorial division of competences between the EDPs within each Member State (Rec.