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DOJ Resolution

The document outlines procedural rules under the Rules of Court (ROC) regarding the duration of imprisonment without regard to fines and the handling of probable cause by the DOJ-NPS. It specifies the absence of a motion to dismiss in lieu of a counter affidavit and the timeline for filing such documents. Additionally, it states that reopening a preliminary investigation is generally not allowed unless new, substantive evidence is discovered.

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DOJ Resolution

The document outlines procedural rules under the Rules of Court (ROC) regarding the duration of imprisonment without regard to fines and the handling of probable cause by the DOJ-NPS. It specifies the absence of a motion to dismiss in lieu of a counter affidavit and the timeline for filing such documents. Additionally, it states that reopening a preliminary investigation is generally not allowed unless new, substantive evidence is discovered.

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BUT in ROC: 4 yrs., 2 mos., and 1D without regard to the fine, Sec.

1 of ROC
ROC-Probable Cause; 2024 DOJ-NPS- Reasonable Certainty

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No motion to dismiss in lieu of
Counter affidavit , Sec. 3 (c), ROC
w/n 10 days
GR: no motion to reopen PI, EXCPN: newly-discovered pieces of evidence with substance and material to the PI

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