1. Any interested party may file a grievance against the Public Prosecution's order referred to in Article [115.1] hereof with the competent court within the territorial jurisdiction of which the Public Prosecution issuing the order is located or the court having the jurisdiction to hear the criminal action. 2. The grievance shall be based on a petition to be submitted to the competent court, and the chief justice of the court shall schedule a hearing for such grievance and shall keep the grievant informed of the same. In addition, the Public Prosecution shall submit a memorandum of opinion on the grievance, and the court shall decide thereon not later than [14] fourteen business days following its filing date. 3. The decision on the grievance shall be unchallengeable. If the grievance is dismissed, a new grievance may only be filed after three [3] months following the date of dismissal of the previous grievance, unless a serious reason arises before the expiration of such a period.
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