Do I have to give evidence at my hearing?
At a defended hearing you can give evidence and call witnesses — but you do not have to. Here is how Court Pilot describes that step.
Your case: You can give evidence and call your own witnesses. You do not have to give evidence — but if you do, the prosecutor can cross-examine you. Tell the court clearly whether you will give evidence.
Beyond reasonable doubt: The high standard the prosecution must reach to prove a criminal charge — the judge or jury must be sure.
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