RaijenStars 966 Share Posted April 7, 2022 The Prosecution Guide The Prosecutor is a representative of the crown in criminal courts. The prosecutor will collect evidence before the trial and as he is certain he has the required evidence to call out a person for his crimes he shall contact a Jovenaar to hold a trial. The prosecutor will state the charges and give the opening statement at the beginning of the trial. After the defendant gives their opening statement, he may present his replies and evidence, call witnesses and so on. The exchange of submissions will continue until both parties rested their cases or the Jovenaar determines so. Forms of Evidences that may be used are submissions in the forms of; I. Testimonial Evidence - when a person comes forth and shares about something he has seen, heard or experienced that relates to the issue. II. Real Evidence - also may be called physical evidence. Those will usually be items or objects you are able to physically hold and inspect. This kind of evidence may at times be followed by Testimonial Evidence. III. Demonstrative Evidence - This kind of evidence will usually follow a Testimonial Evidence, it might be a map of the crime scene, a graph that demonstrates the financial damage that was done and so on. IV. Documentary Evidence - as the name might suggest, this kind of evidence relies on documents such as letters, contracts, diaries and so on. The documents must be authentic and trustworthy or else might not be admissible. The Authorized Prosecutors who may take the position at court are the following: High Justiciar Johann Ludovar Lord Palatine Eirik Baruch Lord Marshal Johann Barclay Jovenaar Iulius Vernhart Justiciar ward Nikolai Kortrevich Justiciar ward Eleanore Morovar Justiciar ward Adele Ludovar Justiciar ward Matyas Alban SIGNED, HIS Excellency, Johann Fredrick Ludovar, High Justiciar of Hanseti-Ruska, Count of Otistadt, Viscount of Sezwesk, Lord of Kazstadt 8 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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