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Commencement of criminal investigation
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Reference : Agreement and deposit
Commencement
of criminal
investigation Closing
through internal investigation Booking Examination of
arrest and
confinement Arrest Interrogation of
a suspect before
detention Detention Non-detention Transfer Non-indictment Indictment Suspension of indictment (testifiers) Trial Suspension of sentence and
stay of execution Execution
of the given
sentence Suspension of execution of punishment
Detention
of criminal
investigation Closing
through internal investigation Booking Examination of
arrest and
confinement Arrest Interrogation of
a suspect before
detention Detention Non-detention Transfer Non-indictment Indictment Suspension of indictment (testifiers) Trial Suspension of sentence and
stay of execution Execution
of the given
sentence Suspension of execution of punishment
- Detention refers to a compulsory disposition by which a suspect or a defendant is confined in a confinement location for a relatively long period to limit his/her physical freedom.
- If an investigative agency finds, as a result of its investigation, that the suspect??s alleged crime is of a serious nature, or that the suspect has no adequate dwelling or may escape or destroy the evidences, it may detain him/her.
- Detention of a suspect requires a judge??s detention warrant issued based on the explanation of the alleged crime and the reason(s) for the detention.
- The detention warrant can be claimed either through application by a judiciary police officer or directly by the prosecutor, and if it is adjudged that there is no sufficient reason for detention, the prosecutor or judge may dismiss the request.
