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Structural division: BOOK VIII
Article 223 — Jurisdiction.
Criminal Procedure Code (English)
Article text
224. - Appeal. First Schedule: Places of Trial 77 Second Schedule: Forms of Charges 89 Third Schedule: Forms 95 Preliminary Title Art. 1 - Scope of application.
(I) Unless otherwise expressly provided, the provisions of this Code shall apply to all persons alike.
(2) Unless otherwise expressly provided, the provisions of this Code shall apply to all matters coming within the jurisdiction of the courts, the prosecution and police authorities. Art. 2 - Application as to time. (
I) The provisions of this Code shall apply from the day of its coming into force to all cases pending on such day and occuring thereafter.
(2) Any case pending on the coming into force of this Code shall be completed by the court having: jurisdiction Linder the law repealed by this C,'de: Provided that where any case is pending before a court not mentioned in this Code, such case shall be completed by the court having jurisdiction under this Code. Art. 3 - Interpretation In this Code the following expressions shall have the following meanings: 'Advocate General" shall mean the Advocate General appointed under the provisions of the Public Prosecutors Proclamation No. 123 of 1952 and shall include the Attorney General in whatsoever law mentioned; "court" shall mean a court established by law; "Deputy Advocate General" shall mean the Deputy Advocate General ap- pointed under the provisions of the Public Prosecutors Proclamation No. 123 of 1952; "law" shall include proclamations, decrees, orders and any subsidiary legisla- tion made thereunder; "Minister" shall mean the Minister of Justice; "prescribed" shall mean prescribed by this Code or by regulations made there- under; "public prosecutor" shall mean a public prosecutor appointed under the pro- visions of the Public Prosecutors Proclamation No. 123 of 1952; "registrar" shall include the deputy registrar, an assistant registrar and a clerk of the court; "young person" shall mean a person between the ages of nine and fifteen. 20 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE