ORGANIC LAW N° 15/2006 OF 24/03/2006 MODIFYING AND COMPLEMENTING THE ORGANIC LAW N ̊03/2004 OF 20/03/2004 DETERMINING THE ORGANISATION, POWERS AND FUNCTIONING OF THE PROSECUTION SERVICE | 15/2006 OF 24/03/2006 — Rwanda law | Esheria

ORGANIC LAW N° 15/2006 OF 24/03/2006 MODIFYING AND COMPLEMENTING THE ORGANIC LAW N ̊03/2004 OF 20/03/2004 DETERMINING THE ORGANISATION, POWERS AND FUNCTIONING OF THE PROSECUTION SERVICE

The provision says the Prosecution Service and the Supreme Council of the Prosecution are organized and functioning under this Organic Law, and the Prosecution Service is responsible for investigating and prosecuting offences.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
15/2006 OF 24/03/2006
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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The provision says the Prosecution Service and the Supreme Council of the Prosecution are organized and functioning under this Organic Law, and the Prosecution Service is responsible for investigating and prosecuting offences. The Prosecutor General’s office has administrative and financial autonomy, with headquarters in Kigali and branches nationwide. This provision amends Article 4 of the cited organic law and classifies public prosecution officers into three categories. This provision reclassifies prosecutors into three categories and lists who belongs to each category. This article lists the categories of prosecutors and says the Prosecutor General is assisted by a General Secretariat, the Inspection, and the Supreme Council of the Prosecution.