Final Exam- Canadian Criminal Justice

In a relation to a co-accused person they are charged on two separate information therefore they are two separate trials?

• True

• False

In relation to a first appearance that the accused plied guilty for a 536 offence then they have also elected to be sentence in the Ontario court of justice their by giving a present judge the jurisdiction to sentence him or her

• True

• False

Can the justice of the peace can refuse to accept that information if they do not believe that the information has reasonable grounds to believe that the accused committed the offence?

• True

• False

Can an accused and co-accused testify against each other for the Crown

• Yes they can

• No they can't

Can a accomplice testify against the Crown

• Yes they can

• No they can't

In relation to a joiner accounts each criminal charge is stated on a separate charge on the same information and a verdict is required on each separate change

• True

• False

In relation to joiner accounts their is more than one criminal charge from the same incident on one information?

• True

• False