Investigation Officer

Responsibilities

• Receiving case files through the electronic system and checking them and their attachments before presenting them to the specialized member of the prosecution.
• Presenting the files of criminal cases received through the electronic system with the seizures to the member of the prosecution.
• Opening the investigation report and confirming the statements, documents, reports, photos and seizures attached to the case file.
• Printing the disposition of cases (referral order, administrative preservation, recovery memorandum, memorandum of lack of jurisdiction) in opinion cases.
• Preparing and printing orders of detention, release, bail, costs, and summons.
• Noting the attendance or non-attendance of summoned persons in the investigation report.
• Disassembling and seizing seizures (in‑kind seizures – monetary seizures) under the supervision of the prosecutor and handing them over to the competent department for the purpose of depositing them.
• Transporting with the prosecutor to investigate, inspect the crime scene, or inspect the police station's detention and penal institutions.
• Following up on detention orders and their expiration date under the supervision of the prosecutor.
• Following the receipt of technical reports related to investigation and litigation procedures from the concerned authorities.
• Organizing the appointments of case parties and reviewers.
• Organizing the administrative work of the prosecutor, including preparing correspondence, organizing contacts and interviews.
• Contacting police stations and penal institutions to request detainees.
• Following up on the requests of reviewers through the prosecution program.
• Attending extension sessions with the prosecutor.
• Attending shifts with the prosecutor on weekends, holidays and public holidays.

• A minimum of a bachelor's degree in law.
• Completed national service (Male).