Powers of the Public Prosecution in Prosecuting Economic Crimes under the Code of Criminal Procedure 25/14

Authors

  • Benkhedda Aissa Faculty of Law, Moudjahid Abdelhafid Boussouf University of Mila (Algeria)
  • Saber Chemsseddine Faculty of Law, University of Constantine 1 (Algeria)

Keywords:

Public action, postponement of prosecution of legal entities, prior complaint, consultation of the supervisory authority, economic crimes

Abstract

The Public Prosecution enjoys broad powers and a distinct procedural specificity in prosecuting economic and financial crimes in accordance with the Code of Criminal Procedure 25-14, where the legislator has at times strengthened its role and at other times limited it, seeking through this legislative framework to protect public funds, enhance transparency, and reduce the drain on the national economy by means of mechanisms that combine deterrence with flexibility in procedural handling.

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Published

07-10-2026

Issue

Vol. 13 No. 3 (2026): Sep-Dec

Section

Articles

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