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James Vadackumchery. accused is presumed to be guilty and the burden of proving that the accused did not commit an offence lies on the accused himself . In the accusatorial model , the accused is privileged in the sense that the onus of ...
James Vadackumchery. accused is presumed to be guilty and the burden of proving that the accused did not commit an offence lies on the accused himself . In the accusatorial model , the accused is privileged in the sense that the onus of ...
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Roy Catchpole. Chapter Three Anonymity for accused people Anonymity of those accused of sexual offences must be introduced. This would at least remove one form of the innocent accused's suffering. There is an expanding community of ...
Roy Catchpole. Chapter Three Anonymity for accused people Anonymity of those accused of sexual offences must be introduced. This would at least remove one form of the innocent accused's suffering. There is an expanding community of ...
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... accused person enjoys a right to remain silent and my chose to testify. Since an accused person is presumed to be innocent, the constitution grants him the above right, the right serves in principle to protect the freedom of a suspect ...
... accused person enjoys a right to remain silent and my chose to testify. Since an accused person is presumed to be innocent, the constitution grants him the above right, the right serves in principle to protect the freedom of a suspect ...
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Providing Defense Services | 1 |
Pretrial Release | 17 |
Discovery and Procedure Before Trial | 37 |
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