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General Questions

What are the eServices provided by the Public Prosecution through eGovernment portal?
Public Prosecution provide the following eServices:

  • Case Enquiry
  • Submit Requests on a case such as:
    • Retrieve Bail
    • Expedite the Disposition of the Case
    • Statement on the Case Status
    • Appeal Against Case Closure Decision
    • Restitution request
    • Lift Travel Ban
    • Review the Case
    • Copy of the Case File
    • Copy of Judgment or the Criminal Order
  • Requests Status Enquiry
  • Power of Attorney Request (For Lawyers only)

How to login through the eServices provided by the Public Prosecution?
The eServices can be accessed by using the Standard eKey.

What are the conditions that need to be met to submit requests through the online service?

  1. The case must be registered with the Public Prosecution.
  2. The applicant must be one of the case parties.
  3. The applicant must be registered in eKey.

How can I track the status of the submitted request?
You can track the status of the request through “Requests Status Enquiry” service.

Is it possible to submit the same request more than one time?
You cannot submit the same request more than one time in case the request is in progress or approved. It is allowed to resubmit the same request only in case it was rejected.

What are the required documents to be attached while submitting a request?

  • Copy of Smart Card.
  • Copy of the Judgment Papers.
  • Explanatory note of the request.
  • Copy of the Power of Attorney (In case the applicant is a lawyer).
  • Any documents that the applicant considers as a support the request.

Lawyers-Related Questions

What are the conditions that need to be met to submit requests through the online service?

  1. The case must be registered with the Public Prosecution.
  2. The lawyer must have power of attorney for one of the case parties.
  3. The lawyer must be registered in eKey.
  4. The lawyer must hold a license registered with Ministry of Justice, Islamic Affairs and Awqaf.

Why am I not able to view my clients’ case details?
To view the case details as a lawyer, you need to apply a Power of Attorney request to be reviewed and approved by the Public Prosecution. Accordingly, you will be able to see the case details.

What are the required documents to be attached while submitting a Power of Attorney request?
A copy of a power of attorney.




Page Last Updated: 28 Jan, 2018