Armenian Investigative Committee has considered 32,960 criminal cases in 2019, Investigative Committee chair Hayk Grigoryan said on Tuesday.
According to him, the IC considered 25,675 criminal cases in 2018 and 20,057 cases in 2017.
As the chair noted, in 2017, the average workload of investigators in Armenia has reached 45 cases without materials and 58 cases with materials. “In 2019, the average workload of investigators has reached 69 and 75 cases, respectively,” he added.
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