Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Witness recall after charge alteration: prosecutor and accused may re-examine witnesses unless court finds vexation or delay. When a charge is altered after trial begins, the prosecutor and the accused may recall or re-summon and examine previously examined witnesses with respect to the alteration; the Court may refuse recall or re-examination if, for reasons recorded, it finds the request sought vexation, delay, or to defeat justice, and the Court may also allow calling any further witness it considers material.
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Witness recall after charge alteration: prosecutor and accused may re-examine witnesses unless court finds vexation or delay.
When a charge is altered after trial begins, the prosecutor and the accused may recall or re-summon and examine previously examined witnesses with respect to the alteration; the Court may refuse recall or re-examination if, for reasons recorded, it finds the request sought vexation, delay, or to defeat justice, and the Court may also allow calling any further witness it considers material.
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