Appeal Regarding Compensation After Termination of Criminal Proceedings

An accused party appealed a public prosecutor's decision concerning compensation and satisfaction following the termination of criminal proceedings. The court was tasked with reviewing the legality of the decision to discontinue the criminal investigation under specific case file numbers and whether the appellant was entitled to the requested compensation and satisfaction related to the procedural handling. The court reasoned that since the decision under appeal was merely a procedural disposition (a decision on the termination of proceedings regarding compensation and satisfaction) and not a final judgment on the merits of the underlying criminal case, it lacked the necessary finality to be subject to a substantive appeal concerning the underlying facts or the legality of the termination itself, thus affirming the prosecutor's disposition regarding indemnity.