Betekenis van:
public prosecutor
public prosecutor
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- a government official who conducts criminal prosecutions on behalf of the state
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
Hyponiemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- Position: Public prosecutor. Address: Ul.
- Name in Russian spelling: МИГУН Андрэй. Position: Public prosecutor.
- Name in Russian spelling: БОРТНИК Сергей. Position: Public prosecutor.
- a judge, a court, an investigating magistrate, a public prosecutor; or
- Possible unlawful use of influence in connection with public ownership would be investigated by a parliamentary committee and by the Berlin public prosecutor.
- progress has been made towards a return to an independent judiciary with the appointment of a public prosecutor and the election of the supreme court president,
- 030 Authority issuing the arrest warrant or decision (name and position of the magistrate or public prosecutor or name of the court),
- The decision to refuse the execution or recognition of the EEW pursuant to paragraph 1 shall be taken by a judge, court, investigating magistrate or public prosecutor in the executing State.
- The decision to postpone recognition or execution of the EEW pursuant to paragraphs 1 or 2 shall be taken by a judge, court, investigating magistrate or public prosecutor in the executing State.
- This should not compel Member States to change their existing reporting systems where the reporting is done through a public prosecutor or other law enforcement authorities, as long as the information is forwarded promptly and unfiltered to FIUs, allowing them to conduct their business properly, including international cooperation with other FIUs.
- In the case of Poland the term ‘periods as civil servant’ also refers to periods of service as officers of the Police, the Citizens’ Militia, state security, public order and security services, State Security Office, Internal Security Agency, Intelligence Agency, Border Guard, Government Security Bureau, National Fire Brigades and Prison Guard and periods of military service of professional soldiers as well as periods of working as a judge or a prosecutor.