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Rule 118 - Pre-Trial in Criminal Cases Quiz
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Rule 118 - Pre-Trial in Criminal Cases Quiz

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What is one of the items that must be considered during a pre-trial conference in criminal cases?

  • Sentencing guidelines
  • Arraignment procedures
  • Plea bargaining (correct)
  • Civil case timelines
  • When must a pre-trial conference be ordered in criminal cases?

  • As per the accused's request
  • Before arraignment
  • After sentencing
  • Within 30 days after acquiring jurisdiction over the accused (correct)
  • What should happen to agreements made during a pre-trial conference?

  • They are not allowed in court
  • They must be signed by the judge
  • They are automatically admissible as evidence
  • Reduced in writing and signed by accused and counsel (correct)
  • Which court level requires pre-trial conferences in criminal cases as per the Rule 118 text?

    <p>Municipal Trial Court</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If an accused does not appear at the pre-trial conference, what may happen?

    <p>Trial continues without the accused</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one of the purposes of a pre-trial conference in criminal cases?

    <p>To promote a fair and expeditious trial</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Pre-Trial Conference in Criminal Cases

    • Items to consider during a pre-trial conference include the identification and stipulation of undisputed facts.
    • A pre-trial conference must be ordered in criminal cases by the court, typically after the arraignment and prior to the trial date.
    • Agreements made during a pre-trial conference should be recorded, and the court will confirm them; they may aid in streamlining the trial process.
    • The Regional Trial Court requires pre-trial conferences in criminal cases as per Rule 118.
    • If an accused does not appear at the pre-trial conference, the court may issue a warrant for their arrest or dismiss the case.
    • One purpose of a pre-trial conference is to reduce delays by facilitating discussions and resolutions on evidentiary issues and trial preparations.

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    Test your knowledge on the rules and procedures regarding pre-trial in criminal cases as mandated by Rule 118. This quiz covers the requirements and timelines set for pre-trial proceedings in various levels of courts in the Philippines.

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