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An appearance notice is given to a person before he/she is charged with an offense, while summons is given to a person who has already been charged with an offense.
An appearance notice is given to a person before he/she is charged with an offense, while summons is given to a person who has already been charged with an offense.
True (A)
The Summary Conviction Offenses are more serious than the Indictable Offenses.
The Summary Conviction Offenses are more serious than the Indictable Offenses.
False (B)
A subpoena is one of the official notices mentioned in the text.
A subpoena is one of the official notices mentioned in the text.
True (A)
It is advisable to get a legal advice or speak to a lawyer right away if one receives an appearance notice or summons.
It is advisable to get a legal advice or speak to a lawyer right away if one receives an appearance notice or summons.
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