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ordered in criminal proceedings pursuant to provisions which apply to enforcementproceedings.(2) The ruling referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article shall during the investigation stagebe issued by the investigating judge. After the issuance of the indictment, the ruling shallbe rendered by the president of the chamber outside the trial, and at the trial by thechamber.(3) Rulings against chambers’ decision on temporary security measures are notappealable. In other cases decisions on appeals shall be rendered by the chamberreferred to in Article 24 paragraph 6. Appeals do not stay execution of rulings.Article 211(1) Where objects are concerned that are indubitably the property of the aggrieved, andhave not been entered as evidence in criminal proceedings, they shall be delivered tothe aggrieved even before the completion of the proceedings.(2) Where several aggrieved parties are in dispute in connection with the ownership ofone or more objects, they shall be referred to civil litigation, and in the criminalproceedings the court shall only order the objects to be safeguarded as a temporarysecurity measure.(3) Objects serving as evidence shall be seized and returned to their owners at theconclusion of the proceedings. If such an object is urgently needed by the owner, it maybe returned even before the completion of the proceedings, and the owner shall declarean obligation to bring in the object when necessary.Article 212(1) Where an aggrieved party has a claim against a third party because that personholds objects acquired by the commission of the criminal offence, or has acquiredmaterial gains by the commission of the criminal offence, the court may in criminalproceedings, acting on a motion by authorised persons (Article 202) and pursuant toprovisions applicable to enforcement proceedings, order temporary security measuresagainst such third person. The provisions of Article 210 paragraphs 2 and 3 of this Codeshall also apply in this case.(2) In judgements convicting accused persons, the court shall revoke the measuresreferred to in paragraph 1 of this Article, if they had not repealed earlier, or shall referaggrieved parties to civil litigation, with the proviso that the measures will be repealed ifcivil litigation is not initiated within a time limit determined by the court.Chapter XVIPREJUDICIAL ISSUESArticle 213
(1) Where the application of criminal law depends on a prior ruling on a legal issue forwhose determination jurisdiction rests with a court in another proceedings or a differentpublic authority, the court adjudicating the criminal case may rule on that questionpursuant to provisions applying to adducing testimony in criminal proceedings. Theresolution of this legal issue has effect only for the criminal case before that court.(2) Where a decision on that issue has already been rendered by a court in anotherproceedings or by another public authority, the criminal court shall not be bound by suchdecision in its assessment whether a certain criminal offence has been committed.Chapter XVIIDEFINITIONS OF LEGAL TERMS AND OTHERPROVISIONSArticle 214(1) Where it is prescribed by law that prosecution of certain individuals and criminaloffences requires prior permission from a competent public authority, the publicprosecutor may not request the conduct of the investigation or issue an indictment ormotion to indict directly unless he submits proof that such permission has been granted.(2) Where a criminal offence is being prosecuted on the basis of private prosecution, oron a motion by a subsidiary prosecutor, permission shall be obtained by the court.(3) Persons who enjoy immunity from prosecution may invoke that right by thecommencement of the trial. Where a defendant acquires immunity following thecommencement of the trial, he may invoke that immunity immediately, but no later thanthe conclusion of the trial.(4) The authorities referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article may ask a competentpublic authority permission to institute criminal prosecution even before a personenjoying an immunity right invokes it.Article 215Where proceedings for a criminal offence depend on a motion by an aggrieved party, thepublic prosecutor may not request the conduct of an investigation or issue an indictmentor a motion to indict until the aggrieved has filed his motion.Article 216Within three days of placement in detention, the effectiveness of the indictment, or aconviction in connection with a criminal offence prosecutable on the basis of a motion toindict, the court shall notify the authority of employer where the accused person isemployed.Article 217
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THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE(Officia
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indictment are not allowed. If the
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mistakes in writing and calculation
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the perpetrator to a health-care in
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PROCEDURE FOR INDEMNIFICATION,REHAB
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prosecution, and after the effectiv
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This law shall enter into force on
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