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DNA testing of third parties (print version)
To solve a serious crime, under certain circumstances the Public Prosecution Service (OM) is allowed to test a person’s DNA. ...
DNA testing of third parties
To solve a serious crime, under certain circumstances the Public Prosecution Service (OM) is allowed to test a person’s DNA. ...
DNA Testing (Convicted Persons) Act (print version)
Under the DNA Testing (Convicted Persons) Act, persons who have been convicted of an offence for which pre-trial detention may be ...
DNA Testing (Convicted Persons) Act
Under the DNA Testing (Convicted Persons) Act, persons who have been convicted of an offence for which pre-trial detention may be ...
Netherlands Public Prosecution Service at a glance
The Netherlands Public Prosecution Service is reponsible for investigating and prosecuting criminal offences. The Public ...
Charges against suspects downing MH17
The charges brought against the suspects by the Public Prosecutor are stated in the summons of 2 October 2019: Downing of flight ...
Speakers text press meeting (19-6-2019)
Speeches by Mr. Fred Westerbeke, Chief Public Prosecutor of the National Public Prosecution Service in the Netherlands and also ...
When was the Joint Investigation Team (JIT) established?
The Joint Investigation Team (JIT) was established on 7 August 2014 by Australia, Belgium, the Netherlands and Ukraine. This ...
Why is Ukraine represented in the JIT and not Russia?
Ukraine joined the JIT because the crime was committed in that country. That is were the crime scene located. location of the ...
Do the suspects have to attend the court hearing?
A suspect is not obliged to attend the trial. There are three options: The suspect himself comes to the hearing, for example ...