Judicial Non-interference

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1. What is the ordinary judicial policy toward the prosecutor’s conduct of preliminary investigation?
2. Does non-interference mean courts must tolerate grave abuse impairing constitutional rights?
3. Is ordinary disagreement with the prosecutor’s evidentiary assessment automatically grave abuse?
4. A petition merely asks the court to choose between two reasonable factual inferences without identifying arbitrary acti…
5. An agency argues that Meking’s recognition of DOJ authority authorizes prosecutorial rules controlling judicial trial p…
6. A prosecutor adopts an arbitrary rule impairing a constitutional right, and the respondent properly invokes the applica…
7. A petitioner calls an ordinary disputed credibility assessment unconstitutional but identifies no actual right impaired…
8. Explain the qualified policy of judicial non-interference in preliminary investigation.
9. Distinguish disagreement with a screening result from a supported grave-abuse challenge.
10. Why cannot Meking be read as giving DOJ control over judicial procedure?
11. Does non-interference in executive preliminary investigation make a Secretary’s dismissal directive binding on a court …
12. Under Crespo, who may grant or deny the prosecutor’s motion to dismiss a case already filed in court?