BSB Criminal Litigation Practice Questions - Criminal Litigation, Evidence And Sentencing (BSB Centralised Assessment) Exam

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A defendant is charged with a single offence of simple criminal damage where the value of the damage is £400. How is the mode of trial determined?

It is treated as summary only, with no right to elect Crown Court trial It is indictable only and must be sent to the Crown Court It is either-way and the defendant may always elect Crown Court trial The defendant chooses, but only the prosecution can object to summary trial

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It is treated as summary only, with no right to elect Crown Court trial

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