prokurature
The term prokurature, or prosecution service, refers to a system of public prosecutors who are responsible for bringing criminal charges against individuals and organizations accused of breaking the law. This body is a fundamental part of the criminal justice system in many countries, acting as the state's legal representative in criminal proceedings. The primary role of the prokurature is to investigate alleged crimes, gather evidence, and decide whether to initiate formal charges. If charges are brought, prosecutors then represent the state in court, presenting the case against the accused and seeking a conviction.
The specific powers and organization of a prokurature can vary significantly between jurisdictions. In some systems,
The independence and accountability of the prokurature are crucial for maintaining public trust in the justice