Pre-Trial Procedures in Somali Criminal Justice

What You Will Learn
- Master criminal reporting and investigation procedures
- Understand the Attorney General’s role in pre-trial phase
- Navigate charge filing and amendment processes
- Handle detention and bail applications effectively
- Implement proper disclosure procedures
- Develop effective pre-trial defense strategies
This Course Includes
- Comprehensive lectures
- Downloadable resources
- Access on mobile and TV
- Certificate of completion
- Sample forms and templates
- Practice exercises
- Interactive assessments
Course Content
Reporting and Investigation
- Obligation to Report Crimes (Article 14)
- Police Investigations and Gathering Evidence (Articles 23-28)
The Role of the Attorney General
- Reviewing Investigative Reports (Article 72)
- Making the Decision to Prosecute or Close (Articles 70, 72)
Filing Charges and the Charge Sheet
- Form and Content Requirements (Article 71)
- Amending Charges (Article 106)
Pre-Trial Detention and Bail
- Grounds for Detention (Articles 29-33)
- Procedures for Release on Bail (Articles 34-40)
Disclosure and Case Preparation
- Rights of the Accused to Access Evidence
- Strategies for Effective Pre-Trial Defense
Description
Requirements
Who This Course is For
Description
This comprehensive course focuses on pre-trial procedures in the Somali criminal justice system. Through detailed examination of relevant articles and practical applications, participants will gain essential knowledge of investigation procedures, prosecution decisions, and defense strategies. The course provides practical tools and templates for effective pre-trial practice.
Requirements
- Basic understanding of criminal law
- Familiarity with legal procedures
- Proficiency in Somali language
- Access to Somali Criminal Procedure Code
Who This Course is For
This course is recommended for:
- Criminal defense lawyers
- Public prosecutors
- Police investigators
- Legal aid providers
- Law students
- Court officials
- Criminal justice professionals