The Procurator General’s Office at the Supreme Court
The Procurator General’s Office is an independent part of the Supreme Court and is headed by the Procurator General. The Procurator General’s Office comprises the Procurator General, the Acting Procurator General and Advocates General (AGs). The Procurator General’s Office is independent and is not part of the Public Prosecution Service. The Procurator General’s Office is divided into three divisions: civil, criminal and tax. The most important duty of the Office is to provide the Supreme Court with legal advice, known as advisory opinions, regarding cases before the Court. These are issued independently by the members of the Procurator General’s Office of that office. A total of 1,304 opinions were issued in 2022: 382 in civil cases, 809 in criminal cases and 113 in tax cases. The Procurator General also has special duties which are discussed in this section.
- Voorwoord
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Een zaak van begin tot eind
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De Hoge Raad
- Contacten met de wetgever
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Het parket bij de Hoge Raad
- Cassatie in het belang der wet
- Herziening
- Schorsing en ontslag van rechters
- Strafrechtelijke vervolging van bewindspersonen of Kamerleden
- Toezicht op het Openbaar Ministerie
- Toezicht verwerking persoonsgegevens gerechten en parket bij de Hoge Raad
- Externe klachtzaken
- Interne klachtzaken
- Aanwijzen ander gerecht
- Betekening van exploten
- Samenstelling Parket 31-12-2022
- Overige correspondentie
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Bedrijfsvoering
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Annual report
- The Supreme Court
- The Civil Division
- The Criminal Division
- The Tax Division
- Law of the European Union
- The Fourth Division
- Internal complaint cases
- Contacts with the legislator
- The Procurator General’s Office at the Supreme Court
- Cassation in the interest of the law
- Review
- Supervision of the Public Prosecution Service (OM)
- Right of complaint (external authority)
- Other correspondence