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Accused of any offence

scc cri 555 evidence act 1872 s 25 the phrase accused of any offence has been the subject to several decisions

accused person a person accused of an offence the expression accused

under the act and shall be read over to the accused and signed by the magistrates and by the accused if

counsel become effective once a person is characterized as an accused

of the evidence act 1872 and the expression a person accused of any offence have the same connotation and describe the

of an offence has been made can be a person accused of an offence within the meaning of article 20 3

information 2 the offense or fault of which one is accused the was murder

absence of accused the accused must be present at the trial in cases

defendant deft abbrev the person sued in an action or indicted for a misdemeanour it includes i any person from...

a pro forma defendant is a defendant named as a matter of formality who typically has no direct responsibility for...

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