Title 3: Criminal Prosecution and Connected Civil Claims
- Section 28: Who may prosecute a criminal case
- Section 29: Continuing a case after the plaintiff dies
- Section 30: Injured person joining the prosecutor
- Section 31: Prosecutor joining the injured person
- Section 32: Prosecutor controlling a co-plaintiff
- Section 33: Consolidating the same case
- Section 34: Non-prosecution order and private suit
- Section 35: Withdrawing a criminal charge
- Section 36: Refiling a withdrawn case
- Section 37: When a criminal case terminates
- Section 38: Official's power to compound
- Section 39: Extinguishment of the right to prosecute
- Section 40: Connected civil case: which court
- Section 41: Severing the civil case
- Section 42: Timing of civil and criminal judgments
- Section 43: Prosecutor's claim for stolen property or value
- Section 44: How and when restitution is claimed
- Section 44/1: Victim's motion for compensation in criminal case
- Section 44/2: Handling the victim's compensation motion
- Section 45: Civil action not barred by criminal charge
- Section 46: Civil judgment bound by criminal facts
- Section 47: Civil liability judged by civil law
- Section 48: Returning property and ownership disputes
- Section 49: Returning exhibits without a civil claim
- Section 50: Victim treated as judgment creditor
- Section 51: Prescription for connected civil claims