Supreme Court dismisses appeal against refusal to extend prosecutor's tenure past age 65 due to lack of specific justification.

The Supreme Court dismissed Jan R.'s appeal against the General Prosecutor's refusal to extend his prosecutor's role after age 65. The applicant argued the decision violated constitutional equality and due process by lacking specific reasons for his dismissal, while the Prosecutor General cited the absence of special skills warranting continued employment. The court ruled that the statutory age limit for different prosecutor ranks constitutes a rational and justified distinction, rendering the decision valid without requiring individualized justification.