The General Prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Appeal can apply, ex officio or upon request, an “objection” against the decisions by the Criminal Chambers of the Supreme Court of Appeal in order to eliminate irregularities in a judgment and to ensure harmony in the implementation of legal provisions (pursuant to Article 308 of CPC).
Further, the General Prosecution Office of the Supreme Court of Appeal is competent to review the differences of opinion in the Criminal Chambers of the Regional Courts of Appeal, and where necessary, apply to the relevant Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeal to remedy for the differences identified (pursuant to the second paragraph of Article 35 of the Law No. 5235 on the Establishment, Duties and Jurisdiction of the First Instance Courts of Jurisdiction and Regional Courts of Appeal).