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Council Framework Decision 2009/829/JHA of 23 October 2009 on the application, between Member States of the European Union, of the principle of mutual recognition to decisions on supervision measures as an alternative to provisional detention

The investigating judge of the district court in the area in which the defendant had his or her last permanent residence in the Republic of Slovenia has jurisdiction over consultations, explanations regarding the execution of supervision measures, and over deciding whether to recognize a decision on supervision measures. If the defendant is not a permanent resident of the Republic of Slovenia, jurisdiction shall be determined according to the location of his or her last temporary residence. If it cannot be determined which court, as per the preceding paragraph, an investigating judge of the District Court of Ljubljana has jurisdiction.

Slovenian and English

A national court shall render a decision on recognising a decision on supervision measures within 20 working days of receiving the certificate and the decision. If, due to exceptional circumstances, it is impossible to render a final decision on recognition within the time limit provided by the preceding paragraph, or in the event of an appeal being filed within a further 20 working days, a national court must immediately notify the competent authority of the issuing State thereof, and state the reasons for the delay, as well as the expected date by which a decision on recognition will be rendered. If the certificate is incomplete or manifestly fails to correspond with the decision on supervision measures, a national court may postpone its decision on recognising the decision until the certificate is supplemented or corrected, or until a the expiry of reasonable time limit which a national court sets for such purpose on the competent authority of the issuing State.

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