Public Prosecution took over 200,000 e-procedures in H1 2023

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The Federal Public Prosecution (PP) revealed that the total number of procedures it took remotely in the first half of 2023 amounted to 203,681 in terms of criminal cases, investigations and smart services.

The half-yearly report showed that the Public Prosecution issued 6,691 penalty orders, and procedures were taken to enforce 64,465 judicial rulings.

The Public Prosecution also pointed out that 126,442 e-requests were processed, and 6,083 remote investigations were carried out in the first six months of the current year.

The report noted that the case disposal reached 98 per cent.

The Public Prosecution offers over 50 services on its website and smart application to meet customers' needs in a timely and convenient manner.

The figures and statistics included in the report highlighted the keenness of the Public Prosecution to employ the latest technologies in its judicial work to achieve excellence and advance judicial action, in line with the vision of the UAE’s leadership related to transparency and independence of the judicial system.

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