Feasibility of Delegating the Authority to Request Referral from the Prosecutor to the Deputy Prosecutor and the Assistant Prosecutor

Prosecutor’s office officials are one of the most important pillars of the judiciary due to the important duties and powers they have from the stage of crime detection to indictment. Due to the extensive duties and powers of the prosecutor, the possibility of delegating and referring cases to deputies and prosecutors is of particular importance. Because the prosecutor, on the one hand, has the administrative head of the prosecutor's office and oversees the proper implementation of the law, on the other hand, according to the law, he can intervene in the investigation. Unlike the investigator, who is basically independent of the prosecutor, the prosecutor, as a judicial official of the prosecutor's office, is not independent of the prosecutor and can perform other duties of the prosecutor on behalf of the prosecutor in addition to the preliminary investigation. The need for the prosecutor to obey the prosecutor is not absolute and is limited to the type and nature of the duties that the prosecutor assigns to him or refers to him, and he is therefore obliged to obey the prosecutor. The main purpose of this article is to examine the possibility of delegating the authority to request a referral from the prosecutor to the deputy and the prosecutor. Because the law deals with referral procedures and does not mention referring it to other judicial authorities of the prosecutor's office.