Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Recording of witness evidence: Magistrate must memorialize testimony contemporaneously, sign it and include it in the record. Magistrates must make a memorandum of the substance of each witness's evidence in summons-cases, certain statutory inquiries, and specified proceedings not in trial; it must be in the language of the Court, made as examination proceeds, or if the Magistrate cannot make it, the reason must be recorded and the memorandum produced in writing or from dictation in open Court, signed by the Magistrate and forming part of the record.
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Recording of witness evidence: Magistrate must memorialize testimony contemporaneously, sign it and include it in the record.
Magistrates must make a memorandum of the substance of each witness's evidence in summons-cases, certain statutory inquiries, and specified proceedings not in trial; it must be in the language of the Court, made as examination proceeds, or if the Magistrate cannot make it, the reason must be recorded and the memorandum produced in writing or from dictation in open Court, signed by the Magistrate and forming part of the record.
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