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What does it mean when the Prosecutor refers my case to court?
Hello,
I have a criminal case (cheque case) in Ajman. I met with the Prosecutor to hand over my evidence.
Now I see that the status says the Prosecutor has referred my case to the court. What does that mean?
Yes, it means that the case will go to trial. The prosecutor has reviewed the evidence and has decided that there is enough evidence to proceed with a trial in court.
The court will now review the case and make a decision on whether to proceed with the trial or dismiss the case.
It is important to consult with a lawyer for further guidance on your specific case.
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When the prosecutor refers your cheque case to the court in Ajman, it means that the prosecutor has reviewed your case and the evidence you provided and has decided that there is sufficient evidence to proceed with the case in court.
The court will now hear the case and determine the outcome. You will be notified of the court date and time, and you will have the opportunity to present your defense and evidence to the judge.
It is important to note that even though you have paid the borrowed money, the fact that you issued a blank cheque can still be considered as an important aspect of this case.
The court will consider all of the evidence and circumstances of the case before making a decision.
Hello,
The Prosecutor has reviewed all the evidence you submitted, as well as any other relevant information related to the case.
After conducting the investigation, the Prosecutor has decided that there is enough information to move the case forward. The case is now officially referred to the court for trial.
Dear Questioner,
Thanks for your inquiry!
In the UAE, when a criminal case (such as a cheque case) is referred by the prosecutor to the court, it means that the prosecutor has completed their initial investigation and has determined that there is sufficient evidence or grounds to move forward with the case in the judicial system.
Here’s what it typically means for your case:
- Case Transfer to Court:
The prosecutor has decided that the case should be formally heard in court. This happens after reviewing the evidence and considering whether the matter should proceed to trial.
The prosecutor's referral to court essentially means that your case will now be examined by a judge who will determine the outcome.
- Court Hearings:
The court will set a date for the first hearing. During the hearing, both parties (the prosecution and the defense) will present their arguments, evidence, and witnesses. You may be required to attend court hearings as the case progresses.
- Potential Outcomes:
The court will evaluate all the evidence presented, including the evidence you handed over to the prosecutor. Depending on the findings, the court could either dismiss the case, rule in favor of the defendant, or impose penalties such as fines, imprisonment, or other legal consequences.
- Legal Representation:
It’s advisable to have legal representation during the court proceedings. We can help ensure that your side is properly presented and can guide you through the legal process.
In summary, the referral of your case to court means that the legal process is advancing and you will now have a court hearing where the judge will make decisions based on the evidence presented.
If you need further assistance regarding your rights or next steps, please do not hesitate to reach out!
Greetings,
Mohammed Salah
Legal Consultant
Dear Client,
Thanks for your question! I hope you are doing well. I will assist you in this matter.
The status indicating that the prosecutor has referred your cheque case to the court means your case will now be heard in a criminal court.
This occurs after the prosecutor reviews the evidence. Prepare by gathering relevant documentation and consider consulting with us for guidance during the proceedings.
Thanks & Regards,
ABDUL WAHIED
Under UAE law, the prosecutor referring your case to the court means that the investigation has been completed, and sufficient evidence was found to proceed with a court trial.
You can now follow the case in court.
For more details and legal assistance, feel free to contact us on WhatsApp. We specialize in such cases and are ready to support you.

Dear questioner,
The case has been transferred to the court for further procedures. As per the new law, cheque bounce matters are no longer criminal, so it is not the Prosecution Department but the court that has jurisdiction.
We can assist you in filing the objection and submitting the evidence to the court.
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