Defining and Registering Criminal Offences and Measures - Oapen

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2.2.C How are individual proceedings counted if more than one person
is involved?
As one case As two or more cases
2.2.D How are multiple offences counted?
- see Introduction (paragraph 1.3)
As one case As two or more cases
2.2.E How is a person counted who is subject to two or more proceedings
in one year?
- see Introduction (paragraph 1.3)
As one case As two or more cases
2.2.F Are data collected by other authorities (apart from the prosecutor
or examining judge) included?
Included Excluded
2.2.G Do the police have separate powers to drop proceedings, conditionally
dispose of them or issue a penal order that counts as a
conviction? If yes, which powers do they have?
No,
none of
these
Yes, they have the following powers
Drop
because
offender
remains
unknown
Drop for
other
factual or
for legal
reasons
Drop for
public
interest
reasons
Conditional
Disposal
Penal
Order