Post by Vladimir Vova Ochiuriushka on Apr 6, 2007 18:27:55 GMT
1.0 The Soviet Union Unified Court has various personages who must be present at a trial:
1.1 Defendant(s) - the person or group of persons who have been accused of the crime.
1.2 A Judge - the Judge will decide upon the punishment of the Defendant and decide whether he or she is guilty, and also preside over the Court and keep order over the Court.
1.3 A Procurator - the Procurator will try to prove to the Judge that the Defendant is guilty, on behalf of his/her client.
1.4 A Defence Attorney - the Defence Attorney will try to prove to the Judge that the Defendant is innocent of all charges, on behalf of the Defendant. The Defendant may represent him/her own self as his/her Defence Attorney.
2.0 Should the Judge not be present, the current President will preside in his place.
2.1 Should both the Judge and the current President be absent, the current Vice-President will preside in his place.
2.2 Should the Judge, the current President and the current Vice-President be absent, the General-Secretary of the Colish Communist Redeliverance Party will preside in his place.
2.3 Should the Judge, the current President, the current Vice-President and the General-Secretary be absent, the trial should not take place until one or more of the above returns from their absence.
3.0 The Judge of the Soviet Union Unified Court will be appointed by the current President.
3.1 The Judge of the Soviet Union Unified Court may appoint up to two People's Assessors to be his aides in Court.
3.2 The Judge may be removed from his position only by the President or by a 3/4 majority in favour of a Vote of No Confidence in the Supreme Soviet.
4.0 Court Precedings shall go as thus:
4.1 The Judge shall read the charges and ask the Defendant of his plea.
4.2 The Defendant shall plea either guilty or not guilty, which will affect the punishment he would recieve should he be found guilty.
4.3 The Procurator shall make his opening statement for the Prosecution, calling any witnesses he pleases, provided it is relevant. If the witnesses are deemed irrelevant by the Judge, their testimonies will be struck from the record.
4.4 The Defence Attorney shall make his opening statement for the defence, and may cross-examine any wintesses the Procurator has called to the stand.
4.5 The Procurator will then respond to the opening statement of the defence and make any other points he wishes.
4.6 The Defence Attorney will respond to the opening statement of the Prosecution and make any other points he wishes.
4.7 The Judge will then decide whether the Defendant is guilty or not guilty, and shall give a punishment as appropriate.
4.8 The Procurator may appeal the scentence if he feels it is too lenient, and the Defence Attorney may appeal the scentence if he feels it is too harsh.
1.1 Defendant(s) - the person or group of persons who have been accused of the crime.
1.2 A Judge - the Judge will decide upon the punishment of the Defendant and decide whether he or she is guilty, and also preside over the Court and keep order over the Court.
1.3 A Procurator - the Procurator will try to prove to the Judge that the Defendant is guilty, on behalf of his/her client.
1.4 A Defence Attorney - the Defence Attorney will try to prove to the Judge that the Defendant is innocent of all charges, on behalf of the Defendant. The Defendant may represent him/her own self as his/her Defence Attorney.
2.0 Should the Judge not be present, the current President will preside in his place.
2.1 Should both the Judge and the current President be absent, the current Vice-President will preside in his place.
2.2 Should the Judge, the current President and the current Vice-President be absent, the General-Secretary of the Colish Communist Redeliverance Party will preside in his place.
2.3 Should the Judge, the current President, the current Vice-President and the General-Secretary be absent, the trial should not take place until one or more of the above returns from their absence.
3.0 The Judge of the Soviet Union Unified Court will be appointed by the current President.
3.1 The Judge of the Soviet Union Unified Court may appoint up to two People's Assessors to be his aides in Court.
3.2 The Judge may be removed from his position only by the President or by a 3/4 majority in favour of a Vote of No Confidence in the Supreme Soviet.
4.0 Court Precedings shall go as thus:
4.1 The Judge shall read the charges and ask the Defendant of his plea.
4.2 The Defendant shall plea either guilty or not guilty, which will affect the punishment he would recieve should he be found guilty.
4.3 The Procurator shall make his opening statement for the Prosecution, calling any witnesses he pleases, provided it is relevant. If the witnesses are deemed irrelevant by the Judge, their testimonies will be struck from the record.
4.4 The Defence Attorney shall make his opening statement for the defence, and may cross-examine any wintesses the Procurator has called to the stand.
4.5 The Procurator will then respond to the opening statement of the defence and make any other points he wishes.
4.6 The Defence Attorney will respond to the opening statement of the Prosecution and make any other points he wishes.
4.7 The Judge will then decide whether the Defendant is guilty or not guilty, and shall give a punishment as appropriate.
4.8 The Procurator may appeal the scentence if he feels it is too lenient, and the Defence Attorney may appeal the scentence if he feels it is too harsh.
Proposer: Vladimir Ochiuriushka
Notes: None
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