Public Prosecution Service

President of the General Prosecution, Damascus

Last December, prosecutors charged two Sakharov Museum officials and three of the exhibition's organizers with inciting religious hatred.

Numbers of cases recorded by the Public Prosecution Service

The prosecution case was completed in July 2005.

(iv) The Act on the Public Prosecution Office, which provides that the Prosecutor has a duty to oversee compliance by public administration bodies with laws and regulations, and to review the legality of binding regulations issued by public administration bodies.

The Chamber denied defence motions for judgements of acquittal at the close of the prosecution case.

Fourteen Prosecution witnesses have already testified.

The Prosecution closed its case in September 2004 after having called eighty two witnesses, and the Defence case started in April 2005.

Consequently, five accused originally proffered by the prosecution will not be referred.

These offences therefore demand special effort on the part of the police and the Public Prosecution Service.

Eighteen prosecution witnesses testified over 36 trial days.

In assessing its needs for human resources with a view to promoting the implementation of its Completion Strategy, the Prosecutor envisages a substantial increase in the number of trial attorneys and an expansion of its Appeals Section.

In assessing its needs for human resources with a view to promoting the implementation of its Completion Strategy, the Prosecutor envisages a substantial increase in the number of trial attorneys and an expansion of its Appeals Section.

Since the May 2005 report, two motions for joinder filed by the Prosecution have been approved by decision of the Trial Chamber.

One motion involving three accused was withdrawn by the prosecution, while another motion involving one accused was denied by the Chambers.

Twenty eight prosecution witnesses have so far testified over 85 trial days.

On 14 February 2005, the accused was severed from that case following a motion from the prosecution.

One motion was denied by the referral bench, one motion was withdrawn by the prosecution, and the Prosecutor has indicated that he will soon withdraw yet another.

On 12 April 1999, she complained to the Constitutional Court and was notified that it had no jurisdiction to deal with her case and that her claim had been channelled to the General Prosecutor's Office, which had forwarded it to the Tashkent Prosecutor's Office.

At the time of finalizing this report, the procedures for this important work of the Procurator General's Office were not yet known.

It oversaw the movement of 185 prosecution witnesses and 115 defence witnesses from 21 countries.

Courts and prosecutor's offices

The Public Prosecution Service is also taking measures to further improve the structure for detecting and prosecuting trafficking in human beings.

The ACVZ recommends holding a separate expert meeting with all the organisations involved the police, the Public Prosecution Service, municipal authorities, and care providers.

The prosecution called 16 witnesses over 29 trial days and closed its case on 10 November 2004.

To an increasing extent, the refuges work together with the police, the Public Prosecution Service, the forensic psychiatry sector and other aid organisations.

The Public Prosecutor would then immediately have placed the matter before the Constitutional Court, where it would have been considered, as desired by the complainants.

Kenya strongly supports the prosecutorial policy of the Office of the Prosecutor, which emphasizes the key principles of complementarity and cooperation with States.

Women in prosecutor's offices

Nature of work Served as counsel prosecuting criminal cases under the Department of Public Prosecutions from November December 1984

The prosecution closed its case on 14 October 2004, having presented 82 witnesses over 202 trial days.

The main points will be the transparency and accountability of foundations, the reliability of the register of the Chamber of Commerce, information sharing within the public sector and the Public Prosecution Service's role in exercising its civil powers in respect of foundations.

This claim is problematic, however.

This applies to the Dutch FIU (MOT), the specialised financial intelligence police unit (BLOM) and the Public Prosecution Service.

The prosecution closed its case on 4 November 2004 after 58 witnesses testified over 212 trial days.

Agreements between the municipal authorities, the Public Prosecution Service and the police can then be documented in an enforcement arrangement.

The prosecution closed its case on 25 January 2005 after 15 witnesses had testified over 25 trial days.

This assertion does not withstand scrutiny.

Pursuant to the Law on Gender Equality in BiH, Article 27 envisaged sanctions

As the Public Prosecutor failed formally to dismiss his complaint, the complainant concludes that he was denied the right personally to take over the prosecution of the case.

The Public Prosecution Service has national prosecutors who are experts in terrorism, terrorist financing, money laundering and other financial offences.

Indeed, it seems inaccurate.

The State party has not contested this claim.

Article 137 of the amended Constitution provides that the People's Supreme Procuracy executes the rights of judicial prosecution and supervision, ensures strict and consistent law implementation.