Opening of prosecution requires prosecutor to describe charges and state proposed evidence when trial commences. Section 249 requires that when the accused appears or is brought before the Court after commitment, the prosecutor shall open the case by describing the ... Summary
Opening of prosecution requires prosecutor to describe charges and state proposed evidence when trial commences.
Section 249 requires that when the accused appears or is brought before the Court after commitment, the prosecutor shall open the case by describing the charge and stating the evidence by which the prosecutor proposes to prove the accused's guilt.
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