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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the role of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP)?

Who is the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP)?

Who are the State Counsels/ State Prosecutors/ DPP Lawyers?

If I am a media personnel, how do I contact the DPP for a media statement?

Does the ODPP have a published policy in respect of criminal prosecutions?

What factors does the ODPP take into account in deciding whether to prosecute or discontinue a prosecution?

Does the ODPP assist victims and witnesses?

What are the rights of accused persons?

Does the ODPP assist other sovereign nations?

I feel that I am victim of Human Trafficking or I have information in relation to Human Trafficking. What should I do?

I am a victim of crime. I need more information.

I am a victim of crime. I need to contact the ODPP.

I need information to assist a Child Witness

I want to learn more about victims and witnesses of Rape and Sexual Assaults

I may be a youth offender. What are my rights?

I am interested to join the ODPP team as a professional. How do I know of vacant positions?