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Processes » The Penal Process » The development of the process
Canon 1721. §1 If the Ordinary decrees that a judicial penal process is to be initiated, he is to pass the acts of the investigation to the promotor of justice, who is to present to the judge a petition of accusation in accordance with cann. 1502 and 1504.
§2 Before a higher tribunal, the promotor of justice constituted for that tribunal adopts the role of plaintiff.
§1. Si Ordinarius decreverit processum poenalem iudicialem esse ineundum, acta investigationis promotori iustitiae tradat, qui accusationis libellum iudici ad normam can. 1502 et 1504 exhibeat.
§2. Coram tribunali superiore partes actoris gerit promotor iustitiae apud illud tribunal constitutus.
Previous Next§2 Before a higher tribunal, the promotor of justice constituted for that tribunal adopts the role of plaintiff.
§1. Si Ordinarius decreverit processum poenalem iudicialem esse ineundum, acta investigationis promotori iustitiae tradat, qui accusationis libellum iudici ad normam can. 1502 et 1504 exhibeat.
§2. Coram tribunali superiore partes actoris gerit promotor iustitiae apud illud tribunal constitutus.
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