to conduct criminal prosecutions before the High Court and to authorise advocates to conduct such prosecutions;
(b)
to appear on behalf of the Attorney-General in criminal appeals and on points of law reserved under Chapter XXIX of the Code and to authorise advocates to so appear;
(c)
to conduct prosecutions and inquiries before the District Courts and Magistrates’ Courts, to enter a nolle prosequi at any stage of a summary trial and to authorise advocates, officers and other persons to conduct such prosecutions and inquiries;
(d)
to grant sanctions for prosecutions when such sanctions are required under section 129 of the Code;
(e)
to sign orders and fiats and to alter or redraw charges under sections 150, 343 and 347 of the Code;
(f)
to order any police officer in a non-seizable case to exercise all or any of the special powers in relation to police investigations given by Chapter XIII of the Code;
(g)
to exercise all the powers given to the Public Prosecutor by Chapters XXI and XXVIII of the Code;
(h)
to apply for the transfer of cases under section 186 of the Code;
(i)
to order that further evidence be taken under section 340 of the Code; and
(j)
to exercise the powers given to the Public Prosecutor by section 10 of the Code.