1. protect and promote the constitutional right of individuals to the prompt execution of their criminal cases; vii. Request for a stay of criminal proceedings on a prejudicial ground if no civil action has been brought, in accordance with Rule 111, Section 2, Article 7. If a separate civil action is stayed. — Once the criminal proceedings have been initiated, the resulting separate civil action may be instituted only after a final decision on the criminal proceedings. Section 7 Crimes punishable by capital punishment punishable by life imprisonment or life imprisonment shall not be released on bail. No person charged with a capital crime or an offence punishable by life imprisonment or life imprisonment may be admitted to bail if the evidence of guilt is strong, regardless of the stage of prosecution. (7a) 2. strengthen and strengthen existing rules on criminal procedure and other specific rules that impose time limits for judicial proceedings and encourage the expeditious settlement of criminal cases; and (a) Subject to applicable law, criminal proceedings shall be instituted and heard by the court of the municipality or territory where the offence was committed or in which any of its essential elements were committed. However, if the criminal proceedings have already been filed, the application must be submitted only to the court where the criminal proceedings are pending. (n) The offences of seduction, abduction and lasciviousness may be prosecuted only if they are committed by the injured party or his parents, grandparents or guardians, or in no case if the offender has been expressly pardoned by one of them. If the offending party dies or becomes unable to work before the complaint can be filed, and has no known parents, grandparents or guardians, the state takes legal action on its behalf. Section 1.

Initiation of criminal and civil proceedings. — (a) Where a criminal action is brought, the civil action for civil liability for the alleged offence shall be deemed to have been instituted for the offence, unless the injured party waives the civil action, reserves the right to bring it separately or brings the civil action before the criminal action. (b) if an offence is committed on board a train, aircraft or other public or private vehicle during its journey, penal proceedings shall be instituted and heard in the courts of any municipality or territory through which the train, aircraft or other vehicle passed during its journey, including the place of its departure and arrival. When bringing the above-mentioned joint criminal and civil actions, the injured party shall pay the deposit fee in full on the basis of the amount of the cheque deemed to be the damage actually claimed. If the complaint or information is also intended to claim liquid, moral, nominal, moderate or exemplary damages, the injured party must pay an additional filing fee based on the amounts claimed therein. If the amounts are not claimed, but one of these damages is subsequently awarded by the court, the filing fee on the basis of the amount awarded constitutes a first-ranking privilege over the judgment. If the action is instituted after the civil action has already been brought, it shall be stayed at any stage where it can be established before a decision on the merits is taken. The suspension lasts until the final judgment of the offence.

However, before a decision is taken on the civil case, it may, at the request of the injured party, be combined with criminal proceedings before the court seised of the offence. In the event of joinder, evidence already presented in the civil action shall be deemed to have been automatically reproduced in the criminal case, without prejudice to the right of the prosecution to cross-examine witnesses presented by the injured party in the criminal case and the right of the parties to present additional evidence. Grouped criminal and civil actions are heard and decided jointly. Section 9 Remedies if the accused is not brought to trial within the prescribed time. If the accused is not tried within the time limit laid down in Article 1 (g), Articles 116 and 1, which has been extended by Article 6 of this Article, information may be refused at the request of the accused on the ground that he has not been entitled to a speedy procedure. The burden of proof for the claim rests with the defendant, but the burden of proof for the exclusion of time provided for in Article 3 of this rule rests with the prosecution. Dismissal is subject to the rules on double prosecution. (a) If submitted to the prosecutor. — If the complaint is filed directly with the prosecutor concerning an offence punishable by imprisonment for less than four (4) years, two (2) months and one (1) day, the procedure described in Article 3(a) of this Regulation must be followed. The Attorney will deal with the complaint on the basis of the affidavits and other supporting documents submitted by the complainant within ten (10) days of its submission. Section 7. Content of the information session.

— pleadings in criminal matters shall have the same content as those referred to in Article 44 (13) and (14). The applicant`s observations shall be accompanied by a certified copy of the contested decision or the final decision. 7a) Section 1. Institution of criminal acts. — infringements are initiated as follows: iv. request for a stay of proceedings on an adverse basis where a civil case has been instituted before the criminal case in accordance with Rule 116, Article 11(b); Section 2. Review of decisions of the Court of Appeal. — The procedure for reviewing decisions of the Court of Appeal in criminal matters by the Supreme Court is the same as in civil cases. The closure of the criminal proceedings does not entail the extinction of the civil action. However, a civil action in tort is deemed to have lapsed if a final judgment on the offence establishes that the act or omission giving rise to the civil liability did not exist.