This article examines the reopening of the preliminary chamber and the associated judicial decisions, highlighting potential issues.
This study focuses on the institution of reopening the preliminary chamber, recently introduced into criminal procedural legislation. The authors examine a series of controversial issues that may arise from this regulation, such as the scope of scenarios in which the reopening of the preliminary chamber may be ordered, the courts authorized to make such decisions, and the remedies available against such rulings. The article also considers certain judicial decisions already issued on the matter, while proposing solutions to address issues where the legislation is incomplete.
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