Police investigation

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CRIMES Reporting an offence » Form for reporting an offence Injured party » Notifying injured parties Suspects » Suspects who are minors Interviewing persons who are intoxicated or in a disturbed mental state Pre-trial investigation of an offence » Questioning the parties involved » Rights of persons being interviewed Offences subject to public prosecution and offences in which the prosecution rests with the injured party » Duty to cooperate with a pre-trial investigation » Duration of an interview Examination record Witnesses Coercive measures » Personal descriptions Closing a pre-trial investigation Compensation for crime damage Victims of crime Mediation Simplified pre-trial investigation Police investigation Restraining order » Who can apply for a restraining order? How do you apply for a restraining order? The contents of a restraining order Duration of a restraining order Handling of a restraining order in the District Court Stricter prerequisites of an inside-the-family restraining order Breach of the restraining order Advice and help in restraining order matters Checking your personal data » Restrictions on the right of access Forms The Europol Computer System The Schengen Information System Criminal records Net tip	Police investigation A police investigation is an investigation performed by the police other than a pre-trial investigation. The most common types of police investigation are as follows: establishing the cause of death, solving missing person cases, occupational accident investigations under the Employment Accidents Act, asylum investigations under the Aliens Act, investigations of collisions with elks, and cases concerning prohibition on engaging in business. Provisions on police investigations are laid down in the Police Act. Back \| Print page