Key legal question
Whether the prosecutor had to be recused for apparent bias under Art. 56 let. f CPP.
Extracted holding
The circumstances cited by the complainants did not objectively create an appearance of prevention or partiality.
Extracted reasoning
A prosecutor must investigate both incriminating and exculpatory facts and may not act disloyally, but procedural choices or assessment errors do not justify recusal unless they are particularly serious, repeated, and reveal an intent to harm. The alleged refusal of evidence, handling of file access, timing of the closure notice, and inclusion of submitted documents were either challengeable by ordinary remedies, waived, or not capable of showing bias.