Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Evidence for prosecution requires magistrate to fix witness examination date, supply statements, and permit audiovisual testimony. Where the accused does not plead or claims trial and is not convicted at the earlier stage, the Magistrate must fix a date for the examination of witnesses, supply the accused with statements recorded during investigation, may summon witnesses or documents on prosecution application, take all prosecution evidence, permit deferred or recalled cross examination, and may allow witness examination by audio video electronic means at a designated place.
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Evidence for prosecution requires magistrate to fix witness examination date, supply statements, and permit audiovisual testimony.
Where the accused does not plead or claims trial and is not convicted at the earlier stage, the Magistrate must fix a date for the examination of witnesses, supply the accused with statements recorded during investigation, may summon witnesses or documents on prosecution application, take all prosecution evidence, permit deferred or recalled cross examination, and may allow witness examination by audio video electronic means at a designated place.
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