the draft constitution of the commonwealth of grenada

acting under and in accordance with his or her general or special
instructions.
(3) The powers conferred upon the Director of Public
Prosecutions are vested in him or her to the exclusion of any other
person or authority.
(4) Where a person or authority other than the Director
of Public Prosecutions has instituted criminal proceedings, those
proceedings may be withdrawn by or at the instance of that person
or authority with the leave of the court.
(5) The Director of Public Prosecutions is not subject to
the direction or control of any other person or authority in the
exercise of the powers conferred on him or her by this section.
(6) For the purposes of this section,
(a) an appeal from a determination in any
(b)
criminal proceedings before a court; or
a case stated or question of law reserved, for
the purposes of any such proceedings, to
another court is to be taken to be part of
those proceedings.
(7) The Director of Public Prosecutions shall, before
entering upon the duties of the office, take and subscribe before the
President the Oath of Allegiance and the Oath for the due
execution of the office prescribed in this Constitution.
Attorney General may
give special directions
to Director
172.(1) The Attorney-General may, in the case of any
offence to which this section applies, give general or special
directions to the Director of Public Prosecutions as to the exercise
of the powers conferred upon the Director, and the Director shall
act in accordance with those directions.
(2) This section applies to any offence
(a) relating to
(i) piracy;
(ii) trading or otherwise dealing in
slaves;
(b)
(c)
(iii)
(iv)
foreign enlistment;
publications calculated to interfere
with the peaceful relations of the
Commonwealth of Grenada with
foreign states;
(v) high treason, treason, misprison of
treason or treachery;
(vi) sedition or seditious meetings;
(vii) official secrets;
(viii) mutiny or incitement to mutiny;
(ix) unlawful oaths;
under or enactment relating to any right or
obligation of the Commonwealth of Grenada
under international law; or
which in the opinion of the Attorney-General
concerns the security of the State.
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