§ 6 Organizational Regulations of the Criminal Court

1. The Chief Court Clerk

a) acts on behalf of the First Court Clerk/Administrative Director in all their respective functions during their absence or to alleviate their workload;

b) records the minutes at court sessions and has an advisory vote during deliberations;

c) prepares decisions, justifies the judgments made during court sessions, and drafts statements to be submitted to the Court of Appeal as an appellate or complaint court;

d) may be involved in the instruction of proceedings;

e) provides legal advice.

2. Their specific duties are detailed in a job description.

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