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Know your rights if you are accused: How to act during the investigation at the Public Prosecution @salahlowyer5 A legal news channel specializing in spreading legal awareness and culture, providing legal support and assistance, and answering inquiries. Top Breaking News Top Local News Top Issues and Events All thanks and appreciation to the Ministry of Interior for maintaining security. However, there are serious abuses by some officers who, in some cases, overstep the bounds of acceptable conduct in stopping and searching individuals, then taking them to the police station to accuse them of a crime punishable by law. In these cases, there are several points that must be followed, and the following actions should be taken: 1- Remain silent and avoid chatting or discussing the subject of your accusation except during the written investigation. 2- When being formally questioned, give concise answers such as (I don't know - it didn't happen - I don't remember). 3- Be careful not to change the way the question is phrased. No matter how the question is phrased, your answer should be consistent and unchanging. 4- When the evidence (seized items) are opened and you are confronted with them, deny any connection to them. 5- The prosecution is responsible for charging you and investigating you, and it is completely impartial, meaning the investigator is neither for nor against you. The lawyer has no role until the investigation is complete. Their role is limited to monitoring the investigation and presenting defenses and requests at the end. However, be aware that your lawyer will determine their defense strategy based on what you say during the investigation. If anything was taken during a search of you or your home and you don't find it at the prosecution office, mention it in your statement and directly accuse the person who conducted the search of stealing it. Don't be afraid. 8- If you were assaulted or verbally abused, mention this to the prosecution. If you have injuries, request a forensic medical examination. Generally, this is your lawyer's role after the investigation, although you have the right to request it yourself. Timing is very important. The arresting authority has the right to detain you for less than 24 hours before presenting you to the prosecution, so remember the time of your arrest. If the detention exceeds 24 hours, the arrest is invalid, and anything based upon it is entirely invalid. Remember the timings carefully. 10- The first question will always be about whether you have a lawyer. Answer yes, state their full name, and insist on their presence. Refuse the presence of any other lawyer appointed by the prosecution. Don't worry, the prosecution is obligated to provide you with your lawyer. If they insist on appointing one, refuse to answer their questions; this is your right. Similarly, if the investigation is conducted without your lawyer present, you have the right to refuse to answer their questions until your lawyer arrives. The second question is whether you have any witnesses for your defense. If there are witnesses to your incident or your arrest, and you are certain they will testify on your behalf, state their names. If you are unsure, say that many people were present, but only say no if there truly were no witnesses. Ask about the officer who wrote the report: are there any disputes between you, and have you known him before? You must also mention this if you have known him previously. You have the right to review everything written in the investigation in your name, or to read it at the end before signing it. If something is written that contradicts what you said, insist on its correction or refuse to sign. Lawyer's requests in the prosecution investigation, prosecution investigation, proving your defenses in the prosecution investigation, the lawyer's role in the prosecution investigation, presenting your requests and defenses in the prosecution investigation, what to do as a lawyer in the prosecution investigation, release of the accused, interrogation of the accused, release of Bahij Abu Hamza: accused or innocent?, the lawyer's role in the prosecution, the Public Prosecution, how a lawyer should deal with the prosecution, what a lawyer learns during training, the Public Prosecution, the prosecution, the accused, release of the accused, the importance of a lawyer's presence with the accused, investigation Lawyer's requests in the prosecution investigation, prosecution investigation, proving your defenses in the prosecution investigation, the lawyer's role in the prosecution investigation, presenting your requests and defenses in the prosecution investigation, what to do as a lawyer in the prosecution investigation, release of the accused, interrogation of the accused, release of Bahij Abu Hamza: accused or innocent?, the lawyer's role in the prosecution, the Public Prosecution, how a lawyer should deal with the prosecution, what a lawyer should lear...