Who prosecutes election-related criminal offences?

Law's  Name: Criminal No.04/L-123 Procedure Code

Day of Enactment: 13.12.2012Entry into force 1.01.2013

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“Article 21Allocation of Cases within Courts

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4. The Serious Crimes Department shall conduct and adjudicate the caseany criminal proceeding where one or more of the potential criminal offencesunder Article 15 of the Law on Courts in general, and specifically thosecriminal offences listedin Article 22, have been alleged or charged by the State Prosecutor.

Article 22 OffencesConsidered as Serious Crimes for the Purpose of this Code

1. For the purposeof this code, the following Articles of the criminal code shall be consideredSerious Crimes in accordance with Article 15 of the Law on Courts, Law No.03/L-199:

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1.56. Violation ofthe Right to be a Candidate, in accordance with Article 210 of the CriminalCode,

1.57. Threat to theCandidate, in accordance with Article 211 of the Criminal Code,

1.58. PreventingExercise of the Right to Vote, in accordance with Article 212 of the CriminalCode,

1.59. Violating theFree Decision of Voters, in accordance with Article 213 of the Criminal Code,

1.60. Abuse ofOfficial Duty During Elections, in accordance with Article 214 of the CriminalCode,

1.61. Giving orReceiving a Bribe in Relation to Voting, in accordance with Article 215 of theCriminal Code,

1.62. Abusing theRight to Vote, in accordance with Article 216 of the Criminal Code,

1.63. Obstructingthe Voting Process, in accordance with Article 217 of the Criminal Code,

1.64. Violating Confidentialityin Voting, in accordance with Article 218 of the Criminal Code,

1.65. Falsificationof Voting Results, in accordance with Article 219 of the Criminal Code,

1.66. DestroyingVoting Documents, in accordance with Article 220 of the Criminal Code,

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