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Procurator - LoveToKnow 1911 (673 words) |
 | The procurator was an important official in the reorganized empire of Diocletian. |
| The procurator duplarum was the collector of fines in certain churches from absent canons, andc. |
| Procurator di San Marco was a title of honour in the republic of Venice. |
| East European Constitutional Review (3253 words) |
| The national procurator, as the deputy of the procurator general, and the other deputies of the procurator general are appointed by the prime minister from among the procurators in the national office on a motion by the procurator general. |
| Procurators can be relieved of their duties by the procurator general at their own request or dismissed from office by a ruling of one of the procuracy's disciplinary committees. |
| Procurators also enjoy immunity—they cannot be prosecuted by a court of law or through administrative processes without the permission of the appropriate disciplinary committee, and they cannot be detained without the permission of their superiors. |
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