Practice question
A defense asks the court to dismiss a clearly detailed charge merely because it omits the prosecution’s planned cross-examination questions and every supporting witness’s exact words. All necessary ultimate facts are present. Which is best?
- Every planned question must be pleaded
- Those omitted evidentiary details are not automatically necessary to state the cause of accusation
- The information must become the entire trial transcript
- The accused has no right to any meaningful factual notice
- A sufficient charge guarantees conviction
Legal references
- Rule110 Section9; People v. Solar: https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri2019/aug2019/gr_225595_2019.html
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