The Public Prosecutor definition

The Public Prosecutor means the Republican Public Prosecutor and other public prosecutors.
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The Public Prosecutor means the person occupying the office established by Section 176 (establishment of offices) of the Constitution;
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Examples of The Public Prosecutor in a sentence

  • The Public Prosecutor has to believe there is enough evidence to prosecute under Article 197a (human smuggling).

  • The Public Prosecutor may withdraw from the continuation of the file, taking into account the seriousness and circumstances of the facts and the minor, particularly the lack of violence or serious intimidation in the commission of the facts, and verify that the minor has reconciled with the victim or has committed to repair the damage caused to the victim.

  • The Public Prosecutor may then bring the case before the Court (three- member Court of Misdemeanours – Magistrate’s Court) to decide on the actual suspension of deportation, before or after the completion by the foreigner of any sentence that may have been imposed.

  • The Public Prosecutor may also invoke the invalidity of amendments to the regulations on use and control which would be contrary to public policy or to the provisions of Article 2.37 or which would have the effect of weakening the guarantees provided to the public by the regulations.