Senior Investigation Clerk

Receiving cases and preparing investigation reports via the electronic system, adhering to accuracy in preserving the data and seizures, and ensuring complete confidentiality in dealing with the information and data of the parties to the case.

1. Receiving opinion files and criminal cases via the electronic system.
2. Printing the disposition of cases (referral order, no merit, administrative filing, recovery memorandum, lack of jurisdiction memorandum) in cases of expressing an opinion.
3. Presenting criminal case files received via the electronic system, along with seized items, to the prosecutor.
4. Opening the investigation report and recording the statements, documents, records, photos, and seizures attached to the case file.
5. Preparing and printing orders for detention, release, bail, costs, and summons.
6. Proving the presence or non-attendance of the persons summoned in the investigation report.
7. Separating and seizing seized items (in-kind items - cash items) under the supervision of a prosecutor.
8. Moving with a member of the prosecution to investigate, inspect the crime scene, or inspect the police station and penal institutions.
9.  Implementing the decisions of the prosecutor in all their forms and including them in the Public Prosecution program.
10. Preparing letters and judicial correspondence issued to the concerned authorities.
11. Receiving requests and inquiries from visitors and receiving phone calls.
12. Following up on detention orders and their expiration dates under the supervision of the prosecutor.
13. Follow up on receiving technical reports related to investigation and litigation procedures from the concerned authorities.
14. Organizing the appointments of case parties and auditors.
15. Contacting police stations and penal institutions to request detainees.
16. Follow up on auditors’ requests through the prosecution program.
17. Supplying the seized amounts of money to the Public Prosecution’s treasury.
18. Attending extension sessions with the prosecutor.
19. Attending shifts with the prosecutor on weekends, holidays, and official holidays.