The Public Prosecution Service

The Public Prosecution Service is responsible for enforcing the legal order, including assessing criminal cases. However, the current system lacks the ability to recognize connections between cases, potentially leading to decisions being made without considering the broader context. For example, recurring acts of vandalism by a group of youths may be treated as separate incidents without recognizing them as part of a larger phenomenon. This lack of awareness and system integration prevents the Public Prosecution Service from effectively connecting the dots and addressing overarching issues.