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Section 108: Fair trial – Accused undefended – Court’s duty—The Court explained

Constitution · PART V: HUMAN RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS

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108. Fair trial – Accused undefended – Court’s duty—The Court explained the duty that lies on a Magistrate to explain to unrepresented defendants what their rights at the trial are, but observed that a Magistrate could not be expected to act as an adviser to the accused at every stage of the proceedings. Sunassee v State (1998).

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