Specific actions of the prosecutor at the stage of the preliminary hearing

The legal basis for the examination of criminal cases before the court its submission by the prosecutor who drew up the indictment act. As a consequence of the prosecutor’s action, it is bringing the person/persons before the courts, who, from the prosecutor’s perspective, are to be held criminally liable. Therefore, the legal action determined by the submission of the indictment act is supported by an active subject, in the person of the prosecutor, from this point of view, the role of the prosecutor at the preliminary hearing phase is a complex one. Or, it is known that a first purpose of the accusation before the first instance is to hold the person liable. The above, in no way cancels the postulate that the prosecution must be legal and thorough. This study provides a through analysis of specific actions for the preliminary hearing, which the prosecutor have to exercise when the case is tried before the first court.