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Criminal Procedure Law: When is a defendant referred to the Court of First Instance
The article clarifies the procedures for referring defendants to the Criminal Courts in accordance with the Penal Procedure Law. It stipulates sending the case documents and notifying the parties involved within three days of the referral decision, as well as outlining the conditions and procedures that ensure the defense's and defendants' rights. This includes the indictment report, informing the defendants of the referral order, and the necessity of summoning witnesses and issuing invitations to them. Articles 155 and 157 are applied in cases requiring the referral of the case to the Court of First Instance Criminal Division, along with regulating the procedures for filing and appealing the case file. These procedures encompass guarantees for the rights of the defendants, specify time limits for all parties, and emphasize the importance of swift procedures to ensure swift justice.
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