Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Withdrawal from prosecution of section 494, litigation under Section 494, the CCP Public Prosecutor may return to the prosecution case with the consent of the trial court before the verdict is rendered. Could have been banned. It is at the discretion of the public prosecutor to withdraw from the prosecution on any matter, but the withdrawal can only be made with the consent of the court and the court's refusal to decide will be a judicial discretion or return to the prosecution by trial. Acceptance is within its jurisdiction. Using the powers under Section 449 Cr, CRPC, the court is obliged to exercise its judicial mind before consenting, and the court is obliged to ensure that justice in general is non-exclusive. Should not be defiled for legal reasons and there should be no indication of prosecution.
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