If the investigating judge does not have jurisdiction under Article 52, it shall, after hearing the Public Prosecutor’s case, make an order referring the civil party to such court as it sees fit.
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If the investigating judge does not have jurisdiction under Article 52, it shall, after hearing the Public Prosecutor’s case, make an order referring the civil party to such court as it sees fit.
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