Motion to Reopen or for Reinvestigation

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1. Under Section 10 of DOJ Department Circular No. 015, series of 2024, what is required for a motion to reopen preliminar… Multiple Choice Easy
2. Which is an example of a circumstance justifying reopening expressly mentioned in DOJ Department Circular No. 015, Sect… Multiple Choice Easy
3. Under the reopening paragraph of DOJ Department Circular No. 015, Section 10, whose failure to participate due to nonre… Multiple Choice Easy
4. A respondent did not participate because the subpoena arrived only after the investigation proceedings. Under the regul… Multiple Choice Medium
5. An information is already filed in court. The prosecutor now considers reinvestigation proper. What does Crespo v. Mogu… Multiple Choice Medium
6. After an information is filed, the court permits reinvestigation. The prosecutor then recommends dismissal for lack of … Multiple Choice Hard
7. A complainant discovers a previously unavailable recording of substantial investigative value after the preliminary inv… Multiple Choice Hard
8. Discuss the grounds for reopening a regular DOJ-NPS preliminary investigation under the reopening paragraph of Section … Essay Medium
9. An information has been filed and the prosecutor wishes to reinvestigate. Explain the court's role before and after rei… Essay Medium
10. Distinguish reopening an investigation because of substantial new evidence from treating a later prosecutorial dismissa… Essay Medium
11. Are the reopening circumstances introduced by such as in Section10 necessarily an exhaustive closed list? Multiple Choice Easy
12. Does merely calling evidence newly discovered dispense with Section10’s substantial-value requirement? Multiple Choice Easy