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    The document discusses the preliminary investigation process in determining if a crime has been committed and if there is probable cause that the respondent committed the crime. It outlines that the preliminary investigation aims to determine if there is sufficient evidence to believe a crime occurred and the respondent likely committed it, requiring them to stand trial. It also lists the government officials who are authorized to conduct the preliminary investigation and determination of probable cause, including provincial/city prosecutors, national/regional prosecutors, officers authorized by law, COMELEC, the Ombudsman and deputies, and special counsel designated by the Justice Secretary.

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    The document discusses the preliminary investigation process in determining if a crime has been committed and if there is probable cause that the respondent committed the crime. It outlines that the preliminary investigation aims to determine if there is sufficient evidence to believe a crime occurred and the respondent likely committed it, requiring them to stand trial. It also lists the government officials who are authorized to conduct the preliminary investigation and determination of probable cause, including provincial/city prosecutors, national/regional prosecutors, officers authorized by law, COMELEC, the Ombudsman and deputies, and special counsel designated by the Justice Secretary.

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    Preliminary Investigation

    Nature of Right
    • Is an inquiry or proceeding to determine whether there is sufficient ground to endgender a well
    founded belief that a crime has been committed and the respondent is probability thereof and
    should be held for trial.

    Purposes of Preliminary Investigation


    • to determine whether there is sufficient ground to endgender a well founded belief that a crime
    has been committed and the respondent is probability thereof and should be held for trial.

    Who may conduct determination of existence of probable cause


    1. Provincial/City Prosecutors
    2. National and Regional State Prosecutors
    3. Other officers as may be authorized by law
    4. COMELEC
    5. Ombudsman and his deputies
    6. Special Counsel designated by the Sec. Of Justice

    Distinguish: executive and judicial determination of probable cause

    Resolution of investigation prosecutor

    https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri2004/may2004/gr_157568_2004.html

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