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Investigative judge role in jurisdictional procedures
The article indicates that the investigating judge has the authority to appoint members of the Public Prosecution or judicial police officers to carry out investigation tasks, except for interrogating the accused. It also specifies the procedures that can be carried out outside of his jurisdiction in accordance with Article 180 of the Criminal Procedure Law. If it is necessary to conduct actions beyond his scope, he must submit a request to the court judge, a member of the Public Prosecution, or assign judicial police officers, clearly stating the issues and procedures to be investigated. Additionally, the deputy judge possesses full powers during the investigation, including questioning the accused and collecting evidence, to ensure the investigation is conducted effectively and to uphold the interests of justice.
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