Lov om ændring af retsplejelov for Grønland, kriminallov for Grønland og forskellige andre love (Gennemførelse af politireform og etablering af ny politiklageordning, indførelse af motivationsbehandlingspladser for seksualforbrydere i Anstalten i Nuuk, forhøjelse af foranstaltningsniveauet for voldtægt af mindreårige, styrkelse af retsstillingen for ofre for forbrydelser m.v.) | A20220057230 — Denmark law | Esheria

Lov om ændring af retsplejelov for Grønland, kriminallov for Grønland og forskellige andre love (Gennemførelse af politireform og etablering af ny politiklageordning, indførelse af motivationsbehandlingspladser for seksualforbrydere i Anstalten i Nuuk, forhøjelse af foranstaltningsniveauet for voldtægt af mindreårige, styrkelse af retsstillingen for ofre for forbrydelser m.v.)

This provision renames terms in the Greenland Code of Criminal Procedure and sets out who the public prosecutors are, how they are supervised, and several powers, duties, and complaint rules.

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Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
A20220057230
Status
In force
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Language
da
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appeals complaints and appeals complaints handling criminal cases deadlines information duties investigations police oversight prosecution authority public authority governance

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This provision renames terms in the Greenland Code of Criminal Procedure and sets out who the public prosecutors are, how they are supervised, and several powers, duties, and complaint rules. Section 72 sets out police and prosecution powers, duties, complaint handling, and victim-information rules, including special rules for Greenland. The Independent Police Complaints Authority investigates and decides conduct complaints about police officers. Police may take urgent investigative steps on their own and must notify the authority as soon as possible afterwards. Complaints must be filed with the Police Complaints Authority, and complaints sent to police or prosecutors must usually be forwarded there immediately.