Supreme Court allows partial prosecution dismissal when prosecutor fails to request review of court's non-prosecution decision.

The Supreme Court ruled that the Court of Appeal correctly proceeded to examine the portion of the indictment dismissed by the District Court for lack of prosecution notification, despite the prosecutor not requesting a review of that specific decision. The prosecutor argued the appeal should be limited to the main prosecution issue, while the defense contended the procedural error required full reconsideration. The court held that the prosecutor's failure to explicitly request review of the non-prosecution ruling did not bar the appellate court from addressing the procedural defect and the resulting partial dismissal of the charges.