Enforcement Rules of the Crime Victim Rights Protection Act Article 9

When the success in a pending case obviously cannot be expected, as described in the proviso of Paragraph 2, Article 28 of the Act, the following situations may be considered:1. The plaintiff will surely lose the suit even if no investigation or hearing is conducted.2. The complaint or appeal does not meet the legal requirements.3. The appeal is filed after the time limit.As specified in the proviso of Article 25, Paragraph 3 of the Act, where there is obviously no hope of winning the lawsuit, the following circumstances may be considered:1. where it is known that the party involved may lose the lawsuit even if no investigation of evidence or oral argument in the court is conducted;2. where the prosecution or appeal is illegal;3. where the time limit for filing an appeal has expired.