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Ibjadmin at 08:01, 17 May 2011

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	* [[Theory of the Case/fr \|La Version Des Faits Défendue]]		* [[Theory of the Case/fr \|La Version Des Faits Défendue]]
	* Voir Dire		* [[Voir Dire/fr\|Voir Dire]]
	* [[Opening Statements/fr \| Exposés Introductifs]]		* [[Opening Statements/fr \| Exposés Introductifs]]
	* [[Direct Examination/fr\|L’Interrogatoire Principal]]		* [[Direct Examination/fr\|L’Interrogatoire Principal]]

Ibjadmin at 16:08, 7 March 2011

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	* [[Closing Statements]]		* [[Closing Statements]]
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	{{Languages\|Trial}}		{{Languages\|Trial}}

Ibjadmin at 16:07, 7 March 2011

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	~~{{Languages\|Trial}}~~

	'''Procès'''		'''Procès'''
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	* [[Rebuttal Examination]]		* [[Rebuttal Examination]]
	* [[Closing Statements]]		* [[Closing Statements]]
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			{{Languages\|Trial}}

Ibjadmin at 16:06, 7 March 2011

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	Following are crucial skills necessary for preparation and excution of a defendant's trial strategy.		Following are crucial skills necessary for preparation and excution of a defendant's trial strategy.

	* La Version Des Faits Défendue		* [[Theory of the Case/fr \|La Version Des Faits Défendue]]
	* Voir Dire		* Voir Dire
	* [[Opening Statements/fr \| Exposés Introductifs]]		* [[Opening Statements/fr \| Exposés Introductifs]]

Ibjadmin at 21:18, 31 December 2010

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	Trial is the centerpiece of the common law criminal justice system. In many cases it is the first time the court will hear direct testimony from witnesses. At the end of the trial the factfinder (either a judge or a jury) is then charged with making a factual determination of the defedant's guilt. Jury instructions guide the factfinder in that determination, giving them a legal framework for their decision. In some jurisdictions the jury may be both the finder of fact and the finder of law.		Trial is the centerpiece of the common law criminal justice system. In many cases it is the first time the court will hear direct testimony from witnesses. At the end of the trial the factfinder (either a judge or a jury) is then charged with making a factual determination of the defedant's guilt. Jury instructions guide the factfinder in that determination, giving them a legal framework for their decision. In some jurisdictions the jury may be both the finder of fact and the finder of law.

	At common law the prosecution typically goes first, presenting evidence and witnesses in an effort to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of the crime charged. In a jurisdiction where the prosecution bears this heavy burden, the defendant need not present any evidence at all in order to win the case. However, in practice, the defendant must typically raise some reasonable doubt to prevail.		At common law the prosecution typically goes first, presenting evidence and witnesses in an effort to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of the crime charged. In a jurisdiction where the prosecution bears this heavy burden, the defendant need not present any evidence at all in order to win the case. However, in practice, the defendant must typically raise some [[Reasonable Doubt\|reasonable doubt]] to prevail.

	One of the most important decisions in a common law trial is whether the defendant will testify.		One of the most important decisions in a common law trial is whether the defendant will testify.

Ibjadmin: /* Trial Tools */

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Trial Tools

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	* [[Rebuttal Examination]]		* [[Rebuttal Examination]]
	* [[Closing Statements]]		* [[Closing Statements]]

	~~== Trial Tools ==~~

	* [[Common Objections at Trial]]

Ibjadmin: /* Trial Tools */

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Trial Tools

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	* [[Common Objections at Trial]]		* [[Common Objections at Trial]]

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	~~See [[Stages in a Criminal Trial - US]]~~

Ibjadmin at 20:00, 31 December 2010

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	Following are crucial skills necessary for preparation and excution of a defendant's trial strategy.		Following are crucial skills necessary for preparation and excution of a defendant's trial strategy.

	* ~~[[Theory of the Case]]~~		* La Version Des Faits Défendue
	* [[Voir Dire]]		* Voir Dire
	* [[Opening Statements/fr \| Exposés Introductifs]]		* [[Opening Statements/fr \| Exposés Introductifs]]
	* [[Direct Examination/fr\|L’Interrogatoire Principal]]		* [[Direct Examination/fr\|L’Interrogatoire Principal]]

Ibjadmin at 19:54, 31 December 2010

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	{{Languages\|Trial}}		{{Languages\|Trial}}

	Procès		'''Procès'''


			Trial is the centerpiece of the common law criminal justice system. In many cases it is the first time the court will hear direct testimony from witnesses. At the end of the trial the factfinder (either a judge or a jury) is then charged with making a factual determination of the defedant's guilt. Jury instructions guide the factfinder in that determination, giving them a legal framework for their decision. In some jurisdictions the jury may be both the finder of fact and the finder of law.

			At common law the prosecution typically goes first, presenting evidence and witnesses in an effort to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of the crime charged. In a jurisdiction where the prosecution bears this heavy burden, the defendant need not present any evidence at all in order to win the case. However, in practice, the defendant must typically raise some reasonable doubt to prevail.

			One of the most important decisions in a common law trial is whether the defendant will testify.

			Following are crucial skills necessary for preparation and excution of a defendant's trial strategy.

			* [[Theory of the Case]]
			* [[Voir Dire]]
			* [[Opening Statements/fr \| Exposés Introductifs]]
			* [[Direct Examination/fr\|L’Interrogatoire Principal]]
			* [[Cross-Examination/fr\|Le Contre-Interrogatoire]]
			* [[Rebuttal Examination]]
			* [[Closing Statements]]

			== Trial Tools ==

			* [[Common Objections at Trial]]

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			See [[Stages in a Criminal Trial - US]]

Ibjadmin: Created page with "{{Languages|Trial}} Procès"

2010-12-31T19:40:47Z

Created page with "{{Languages|Trial}} Procès"

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	* [[Theory of the Case/fr \|La Version Des Faits Défendue]]		* [[Theory of the Case/fr \|La Version Des Faits Défendue]]
	* Voir Dire		* [[Voir Dire/fr\|Voir Dire]]
	* [[Opening Statements/fr \| Exposés Introductifs]]		* [[Opening Statements/fr \| Exposés Introductifs]]
	* [[Direct Examination/fr\|L’Interrogatoire Principal]]		* [[Direct Examination/fr\|L’Interrogatoire Principal]]