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Complaint filing for minors or mentally impaired
The new Criminal Procedure Law, which will be enforced starting in October, designates certain cases as special when it comes to filing a complaint in crimes where the victim is a minor or suffering from a mental disorder. In such cases, the complaint can be submitted by the person with custody over the victim if the victim is under fifteen years old or has a mental or psychological disorder. Additionally, the guardian or conservator can also file a complaint if the crime involves property. The Public Prosecution acts on behalf of the victim if there is no one to represent them or if their interests conflict with those of their representative. The victim’s right to file a complaint ceases upon their death, but the legal proceedings continue if death occurs after the complaint has been filed.
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