TRIALS - INDICTABLE OFFENCES

Role of the judge and jury
Selection of the jury
The trial
Evidence
No case to answer
The defence
Prosecutor's reply
Addresses and summing up
Verdict

If pre-trial conferences have not resolved the matter, it will be listed for trial. At the trial the prosecution and the defendant will be expected to be fully prepared to present all the evidence, including having all witnesses at court.

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TRIALS - INDICTABLE OFFENCES  :  Last Revised: Fri Oct 23rd 2009
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