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Is the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions required to give reasons for its decisions?

April 26, 2017decisions director Office prosecutions public reasons

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Is the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions required to give reasons for its decisions?

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No. When a decision affects the rights of individuals as victims and witnesses, then the reasons will in most instances be explained to those individuals. This usually happens in a meeting with the relevant solicitor or prosecutor and the Witness Assistance Officer.