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What happens if a non-prosecution decision is issued?

The objection route is open and can succeed with strengthened evidence; the civil case, moreover, proceeds independently. Building the file strongly from the outset reduces this risk. The o…

Updated · July 20261 min readCategory · Criminal Complaint & Intervention in Proceedings
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The objection route is open and can succeed with strengthened evidence; the civil case, moreover, proceeds independently. Building the file strongly from the outset reduces this risk.

The objection route is open and can succeed with strengthened evidence; the civil case, moreover, proceeds independently. Building the file strongly from the outset reduces this risk.

The objection has a firm deadline — generally fifteen days from notification, to the criminal judgeship — and it can succeed where new or strengthened evidence is put forward. Meanwhile the civil claim runs on its own track and is not bound by the prosecutor’s decision, so a non-prosecution outcome rarely ends the matter on its own.

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