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of <h1>Accused Individuals Can Testify in Defense; Silence Cannot Be Used Against Them Under Specified Sections.</h1> An accused person in a criminal court is considered a competent witness for the defense and may provide evidence under oath to counter charges against them or others charged in the same trial. However, they can only be called as a witness upon their written request, and their decision not to testify cannot be commented on or used to infer guilt. In proceedings under specified sections or chapters, the accused may also choose to testify, with similar protections against adverse comments or presumptions if they opt not to give evidence.
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