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(6) The petitioner and the public prosecutor may appeal against the decision of the courton the petition for rehabilitation.(7) Where the court denies the petition because by his behaviour the convicted persondoes not deserve the rehabilitation, the convicted person may repeat his petition at theexpiry of a period of one year from the date when the ruling denying his petitionbecomes final.Article 527Convictions and their legal consequences erased in the rehabilitation procedure may notbe mentioned in certificates issued to citizens by the criminal records registry.Article 528(1) Petitions for discontinuing security measures of prohibitions of performing aprofession, activity or duty or prohibition of operating a motor vehicle or petitions fordiscontinuation of legal consequences of a conviction relating to a ban on acquiring acertain right, shall be submitted to the court which adjudicated the case in the firstinstance.(2) The judge assigned to the case shall examine whether the period prescribed by lawhas expired, and then conduct necessary inquiries, determine the facts invoked by thepetitioner and obtain evidence on all circumstances of importance for the decision.(3) The court may ask the internal affairs authority in whose territory the convictedperson stayed after serving the main penalty, the expiry of the statutory period forexecution of the sentence, or the reception of a pardon, to provide information about theconvicted person’s behaviour, and may seek such a report from the institution where theconvicted person served his sentence.(4) Following the inquiries, and the taking of a statement from the public prosecutor, thejudge shall deliver the file with a substantiated motion to the chamber of his court.Article 529Where a court denies a petition for discontinuing security measures or a petition fordiscontinuing the legal consequences of a conviction, a new petition may be submittedat the expiry of a period of one year from the date when the ruling denying the earlierpetition becomes final.Articles 530-555**(No longer in force)Chapter XXXIV
PROCEDURE FOR INDEMNIFICATION,REHABILITATION AND REALISATION OF OTHERRIGHTS OF PERSONS WRONGFULLY CONVICTEDOR UNLAWFULLY PERPRIVED OF LIBERTYArticle 556(1) The right to indemnification in connection with a wrongful conviction may be claimedby persons against whom criminal sanctions were pronounced by a final decision, orpersons pronounced guilty but whose sentences were remitted, and subsequently inconnection with an extraordinary legal remedy the proceedings had been discontinuedby a final decision or the person was acquitted of the charges by a final decision, or thecharges were denied, except in the following cases:1) if the discontinuance of the proceedings or judgement denying the chargesoccurred because in a new proceedings the subsidiary prosecutor, or privateprosecutor, abandoned prosecution, or because the aggrieved hadabandoned his motion, and the abandonment had occurred based on anagreement reached with the defendant;2) if in a new proceedings the charges were dismissed because a lack of thecourt’s jurisdiction, and the authorised prosecutor initiated prosecution beforea competent court.(2) The convicted person shall not be entitled to indemnification if he had by a falseconfession or in other manner wilfully caused his conviction, except if he had beencoerced into doing so.(3) In case of concurrent criminal offences, the right to indemnification may relate toindividual criminal offences in respect of which the necessary conditions for grantingdamages are fulfilled.Article 557(1) The statutory limit for exercising the right to indemnification shall lapse three yearsafter the first-instance judgement acquitting the defendant or denying the chargesbecame final, or when the first-instance ruling discontinuing proceedings became final, ,and where a higher court ruled on an appeal, from the date of receiving the decision ofthe higher court.(2) Before submitting an indemnification claim to the court, the aggrieved is required tosubmit his request to the ministry responsible for the judiciary for the purpose ofreaching agreement on the existence of damages and the type and amount ofcompensation.
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THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE(Officia
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Any form of violence and extortion
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(1) The president of the court rule
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The territorial jurisdiction of the
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temporary residence on justifiable
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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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defence counsel is not present alth
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(2) Witnesses shall always be asked
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themselves make a promise before th
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as the evidence due to which it was
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(3) An appeal against the ruling re
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Article 158(1) Unless prescribed ot
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eing served for a response, shall b
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the proceedings who agrees to deliv
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investigating judge shall ex offici
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criminally prosecutable ex officio,
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B. PRELIMINARY PROCEEDINGSChapter X
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aggrieved also allow the attendance
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public. The ordering part of the ju
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indictment are not allowed. If the
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