Public Prosecutor is a principal party and may appeal decisions granting judicial aid for fee exemption.

The court ruled unanimously that the Public Prosecutor, as a principal party, possesses the right to appeal decisions granting judicial aid. The case involved a dispute regarding the procedural standing of the Public Prosecutor to challenge a ruling that exempted them from court costs and preparation fees. The court affirmed that because the Public Prosecutor is a principal party in the underlying litigation, they retain the capacity to contest procedural rulings affecting their financial obligations.