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From the moment the charge is entered by the public prosecutor in

court, the injured person shall be entitled to the rights set forth in

paragraph one (6) as on a par with the defendant.

Section 44/1 In a case filed by the public prosecutor, if the injured

person is entitled to claim a compensation in as much as the commission of

offence by the defendant has caused him to lose his life, or sustain bodily or

mental harm, injury to personal liberty, reputation or proprietary damage, he

may submit to the court trying the criminal case a motion for coercively

directing the defendant to make the compensation for such loss. …

Section 57 An arrest, detention or imprisonment of a person as well

as a search for a person or article in a private place may only be

conducted upon a judicial order or warrant thereof, subject to the

provisions of Sections 78, 79, 80, 82 and 94 of the present Code.

A person who is detained or imprisoned by virtue of a judicial

warrant may only be released upon a judicial warrant of release.

Section 78 An administrative or police official may not arrest any

person without a warrant or an order directed by a court, save:

(1) Where the person in question commits a flagrant offence

pursuant to Section 80;

(2) Where the person in question is discovered under the suspicious

circumstances that he is likely to cause harm and danger to another

person or property of another person, by having in his possession