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(1) Where the indictment contains a motion for the accused person to be remanded indetention or released, that motion shall be ruled on immediately by the chamber (Article24 paragraph 6), and no later than within a time limit of 48 hours.(2) Where the accused person is in detention, a there is no motion in the indictment forhis release from detention, the chamber referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article shall exofficio, within three days of receiving the indictment, examine the existence of reasonsfor continuing detention and issue a ruling extending the detention or setting the accusedfree. Appeals against this ruling do not stay its execution.Article 270(1) The indictment shall promptly be served to the accused person who is at large, andwhere the accused is in detention, within 24 of its reception.(2) Where detention of the accused has been ordered by a ruling issued by the chamber(Article 269), the indictment shall be served to the accused during his deprivation ofliberty together with the ruling ordering detention.(3) Where an accused person deprived of liberty is not in the prison of the court wherethe trial is to be held, the president of the chamber shall order the accused personbrought into the aforesaid prison immediately and served the indictment.Article 271(1) Accused persons are entitled to file objections against the indictment within eightdays of being served. Instructions about this right shall be served to the accused personwhile being served the indictment.(2) Objections against the indictment may also be filed by defence counsel, without aspecific authorisation of the accused, but not against his wishes.(3) Accused persons may waive the right to file objections against the indictment.Article 272(1) Objections against the indictment submitted in an untimely manner or by personslacking due authority shall be denied by a ruling issued by the president of the chamberbefore which the trial is to be held. Appeals against these rulings shall be rendered by achamber (Article 24 paragraph 6).(2) If the president of the chamber under the provision of paragraph 1 of this Article doesnot deny the objection, he shall deliver it together with the files to the chamber (Article 24paragraph 6) which shall rule on the objection in a session.(3) The chamber may invite parties and defence counsel to declare their positionsverbally at the session, except in the case to in Article 282v paragraph 5 of this Code.Article 273
(1) If the chamber does not deny the objection as untimely or impermissible, it shallexamine the indictment.(2) If the chamber establishes in connection with the objection the existence of errors orshortcomings in the indictment (Article 266) or the entire proceedings, or that a betterclarification of the state of the matter is required in order to examine the justifiability ofthe charges, it shall return the indictment in order for the shortcomings detected to berectified, or for the investigation to be amended, or conducted. The prosecutor isrequired to within three days of being told the decision of the chamber submit acorrected indictment of submit a request for amendment of the investigation, or arequest for the conduct of an investigation. The chamber may extend this time limit if theprosecutor provides justifiable reasons. Where a subsidiary prosecutor or privateprosecutor miss the aforementioned time limit, they shall be deemed to have abandonedprosecution, and the proceedings shall be discontinued. Where the public prosecutormisses the time limit, he is required to inform a higher public prosecutor about thereasons for his omission.(3) If the chamber establishes that a different court has jurisdiction for the criminaloffence in connection with which the indictment was issued, it shall declare the court towhich the indictment was filed incompetent, and when its ruling becomes final, refer thecase to the competent court.(4) If the chamber establishes that records and statements referred to in Article 178 ofthis Code are contained in the file, it shall issue a ruling on their exclusion from the file. Aspecial appeal may be filed against that ruling. After the ruling becomes final, before thecase is referred to the president of the chamber for the purpose of setting a date for thetrial, the president of the chamber referred to in Article 24 paragraph 6 of this Code shallensure that the excluded records and statements are sealed under separate cover forthe purpose of being kept away from the other files. The excluded records andstatements may not be examined or used in the proceedings.Article 274(1) In ruling on the objection against the indictment, the chamber shall rule that thecharges are inadmissible and the criminal proceedings shall be discontinued if itdetermines one or more of the following:1) that the act in connection with charges were filed is not a criminal offence,and the necessary conditions for applying a security measure do not exist;2) if the statutory limit for prosecution has lapsed or the offence is included inan amnesty or pardon, or where there are other circumstances thatpermanently bar prosecution;3) if there is no evidence that the accused person may be reasonablysuspected of having committed the criminal offence.(2) If the chamber establishes that there are no proposals by authorised prosecutors orthe requisite motions of authorisation for criminal prosecution, or that there exist other
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THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE(Officia
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Any form of violence and extortion
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Article 24(1) First-instance courts
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(1) If a court to which a case has
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(1) The president of the court rule
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The territorial jurisdiction of the
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(3) Accused persons tried in absent
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or bring in an accused person, in o
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(3) Where the interests of the proc
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defence counsel is not present alth
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3) persons who would by their state
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(2) Witnesses shall always be asked
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(1) Where there exist circumstances
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(3) As a rule, persons questioned a
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Where expert opinions contain contr
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(2) The order to have the accused p
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facts would have led to the applica
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had been convicted, the court shall
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The Court shall issue a judgement d
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Article 442(1) The judge shall summ
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(2) The accused may file an objecti
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part of the ruling on a judicial ad
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terrorism (Article 391 of the Crimi
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(3) The measures referred to in par
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measure, a description of the techn
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Article 504n(1) The undercover oper
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(2) The public prosecutor, the pers
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the perpetrator to a health-care in
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he is still so dangerous for his su
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Where confiscation of proceeds from
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(1) Where under the law rehabilitat
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PROCEDURE FOR INDEMNIFICATION,REHAB
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2) persons who had served a sentenc
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(5) The years of social insurance r
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prosecution, and after the effectiv
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This law shall enter into force on
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