ARE MODES OF DISCOVERY AVAILABLE IN CRIMINAL CASES?
Category: Criminal Procedure
Modes of discovery such as the taking of deposition, may be allowed in criminal cases, but it is subject to the sound discretion of the court
WHY ARE MODES OF DISCOVERY ALLOWED?
The purpose is not to frustrate the ends of justice
Purpose also is to obviate proceedings
A party may have a witness for his behalf but due to reasonable circumstances, the witness essential to his case would be unavailable and will not be able to attend
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ARE MODES OF DISCOVERY AVAILABLE IN CRIMINAL CASES?
Category: Criminal Procedure
Modes of discovery such as the taking of deposition, may be allowed in criminal cases, but it is subject to the sound discretion of the court
WHY ARE MODES OF DISCOVERY ALLOWED?
The purpose is not to frustrate the ends of justice
Purpose also is to obviate proceedings
A party may have a witness for his behalf but due to reasonable circumstances, the witness essential to his case would be unavailable and will not be able to attend
Related Philippine Law Resources:
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
Additional Law Reading:
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