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mention


A brief hearing to sort out what will happen with the case, such as setting a date for the committal hearing or deciding bail. It is not a full hearing of the case.
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libraries


Privacy Statement
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interpreter services


Faqs
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sitemap


Glossary of Terms
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acquitted


When the magistrate, judge or jury find that a person is not guilty of the crime.
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accused/defendant


The person charged with committing the crime. Accused is used in the District and Supreme Court. Defendant is used in the Local Court.
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adjournment


When the case is put off to another day.
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admissible


Used to describe evidence that is allowed to be given in court.
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affirmation


A promise to tell the truth in court. Used by people who do not wish to swear on the Bible or other religious book.
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antecedents


A person's criminal record.
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