Application of procedural law to Special Court proceedings deems prosecutors public prosecutors and sets appointment qualifications. Procedural law is applied to Special Court proceedings, deeming the person conducting prosecution a Public Prosecutor and extending bail and bond provisions. The Central Government may appoint a Special Public Prosecutor; appointees must have practiced as advocates for at least seven years with specialised legal knowledge and are deemed Public Prosecutors under the procedural statute.
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Application of procedural law to Special Court proceedings deems prosecutors public prosecutors and sets appointment qualifications.
Procedural law is applied to Special Court proceedings, deeming the person conducting prosecution a Public Prosecutor and extending bail and bond provisions. The Central Government may appoint a Special Public Prosecutor; appointees must have practiced as advocates for at least seven years with specialised legal knowledge and are deemed Public Prosecutors under the procedural statute.
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