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VII. Law |
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| 7.11 Execution of Law | ||
| Article 309-Trial | ||
| Canon 3278 | ||
| A Trial is a test of the facts and arguments presented by the Prosecution versus the Defense relating to one or more Offences against a Person in order to determine Innocence or Culpability. | ||
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| Canon 3279 | ||
| No one shall be liable to be tried or punished again for an offence for which they have already been tried and a final lawfully valid verdict has already been brought, unless medical forensic evidence of a verifiable nature is presented as grounds for a new trial. | ||
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| Canon 3280 | ||
| In principle, justice demands that all trials be in public- that is, are open to the scrutiny of the public, accountable to the public and not held in secret. In this regard, it remains a right of the public to know which men, women or persons, under what charges and at which Court(s) such matters will be heard. | ||
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