S.L. 90.1 Art. 1C     Cap. 9.    Cap. 9.   Cap. 9.    Cap. 9.  Cap. 9.   Cap. 365.  Cap. 425.

The Attorney General shall have the power to decide whether a prosecution is or is not to be instituted in the following categories of offences when the charges are to be filed in the Court of Magistrates as a court of criminal judicature or in the Court of Magistrates as a Court of criminal inquiry on or after the 1st October 2023:

(a) grievous bodily harm; grievous bodily harm with arms proper; other cases of grievous bodily harm; grievous bodily harm from which death ensues under sub-title II of Title

VIII of Part II of Book First of the Criminal Code;

(b) involuntary homicide; involuntary homicide in the course of theft or attempted theft under sub-title IV of Title VIII

of Part II of Book First of the Criminal Code;

(c) infanticide under sub-title VIII of Title VIII of

Part II of Book First of the Criminal Code;

(d) stalking involving fear of violence, serious alarm or distress under sub-title IX of Title VIII of Part II of Book

First of the Criminal Code;

(e) aggravated theft under sub-title I of Title IX of

Part II of Book First of the Criminal Code;

(f) offences against the National Interest (Enabling

Powers) Act;

(g) offences against the Fisheries Conservation and

Management Act;

(h) attempts or conspiracy to commit or complicity in the offences mentioned in paragraphs (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f) and (g) above.