On the work with appeals of citizens and legal entities

June 11, 2020

In 2018, the Prosecutor's Office of the Glubokoye District received 103 appeals from citizens (117 in 2017), of which 56 (73) were resolved directly by the prosecutor's office staff. 36 appeals were forwarded to other departments for resolution.

In 2018, the Prosecutor's Office of the Glubokoye District received 103 appeals from citizens (117 in 2017), of which 56 (73) were resolved directly by the prosecutor's office staff. 36 appeals were forwarded to other departments for resolution.

An analysis of appeals from citizens resolved directly by the district prosecutor's office indicates that the largest number of appeals concerned issues of investigation and inquiry, as well as supervision of legislation compliance.

Out of the resolved appeals, 6 were fully satisfied by the district prosecutor's office, and 7 were partially satisfied. Based on the results of the review in 2018, the following prosecutorial response measures were taken by the Prosecutor's Office of the Glubokoye District for satisfied appeals from citizens: 1 order was issued, 2 protests were filed, 2 disciplinary proceedings were initiated, and 9 decisions were made to revoke illegal and unfounded procedural decisions.

In addition, in 2018, the district prosecutor's office considered 21 (31) appeals from legal entities, of which 16 (21) were fully satisfied and 2 were partially satisfied. In order to protect the interests of legal entities, based on their appeals, the district prosecutor's office filed 16 lawsuits with the courts of the Republic of Belarus for the recovery of debts from legal and natural persons.

In 2018, 8 appeals were left without substantive consideration by the district prosecutor's office due to non-payment of state duty (where applicable) and non-compliance with the requirements of the Law of the Republic of Belarus "On Appeals from Citizens and Legal Entities" (hereinafter referred to as the Law).

In accordance with Article 12 of the Law, written appeals from citizens, with the exception of those entered in the book of remarks and proposals, must contain: the name and/or address of the organization or the position of the person to whom the appeal is addressed; the surname, given name, patronymic (if any) or initials of the citizen, the address of their place of residence (stay); a statement of the essence of the appeal; the personal signature of the citizen(s).

The text of the appeal must

be legible. Handwritten appeals must be written in a clear, legible handwriting. The use of obscene or offensive words or expressions in appeals is not permitted.

Senior Assistant Prosecutor

of Glubokskoye District A.V. Yankina