Section 179(2) of the Constitution empowers the National Prosecuting Authority to institute criminal proceedings on behalf of the State and to carry out any necessary functions incidental to instituting criminal proceedings.
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Generate reports from ECMS for statistical purposes. Receive and collate statistics. Update court statistics registers on daily basis. Generate various statistics sheet. Draw up reports from ECMS. Draw ECMS for submission to supervisors and/or relevant NPA officials (CPP, DPP or National Office) for monthly statistics. Conduct date verification i.e statistics verification. Update electronic case register as and when additional data becomes available. Communicate with Prosecutors in respect of matters dealt with.
Validate what is happening in court as and when required. Write up information to be captured on ECMS. Contact Prosecutors for information to reconcile on ECMS. Register incoming dockets and scanning thereof, capturing new cases on the Electronic Case Management System (ECMS). Daily updating of information from court.
Maintain integrity and accuracy of the data captured on ECMS. Provide dockets electronically or hard copies to Defence on request of Prosecutors. Make of photocopies of charge sheets in finalised cases. Attend to queries on case flow from Prosecutors and SAPS from the ECMS. Act as a liaison between NPA and SAPS to obtain urgent dockets and to rectify the dockets which cannot be retrieved on the ECMS.
Communicate with NPA stakeholders such as witnesses to remind of court dates, consultations and provide complainants with outcomes of cases. Provide case administration and document management. Prepare and maintain files. Release appropriate documents to any other interested part.
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