II. PRINCIPLES OF ORGANISATION AND WORK

The principles of organization and work of the Public Prosecution Office of the Republic of Macedonia, as well as its position in the system of state power are regulated by the Constitution of the Republic of Macedonia from November 17th 1991. According to article 106 of the Constitution: " The Public Prosecution Office is a single and autonomous state body carrying out legal measures against persons who have committed criminal and other offences determined by the law; it also performs other duties determined by law. The Public Prosecution Office carries out its duties on the basis of and within the framework of the Constitution and law. The Public Prosecution Office is appointed by the Assembly for a term of 6 years and is discharged by the Assembly." The article 107 says: " The Public Prosecutor is granted immunity. The Assembly decides on his/her immunity. The office of the Public Prosecutor is incompatible with the performance of any other public office, profession or membership in a political party."