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New cases after 8 days under detention law
The legal article highlights new provisions regarding pre-trial detention under the Criminal Procedure Law, which is set to come into force at the beginning of October. These provisions stipulate that detention should not exceed 45 days, and require the Public Prosecutor to present the case files to the juvenile judge. The article also covers procedures for remanding the accused to correctional facilities, as well as restrictions on communications between detainees unless authorized in writing by the Public Prosecutor. Additionally, detainees have the right to contact their lawyer without the presence of others. The law mandates automatic release after eight days of interrogation if the legal conditions are met, especially for individuals residing in Egypt by law, who face a maximum sentence of one year in prison or less, and have no prior convictions exceeding one year.
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