CARSWELI

$8.$ How long may the presiding judge adjourn the preliminary inquiry?

a$.$ Up to $1$ week

b$.$ Up to $8$ days

c$.$ Up to $12$ days

d$.$ Up to $2$ weeks

$9.$ Which of the following sections of the Criminal Code allows the judge presiding over the preliminary inquiry to inquire not only into the offence set out in the information, but also into any other indictable offence with respect to the same transaction?

a$.535$

b$.548$

c$.525$

d$.530$

$10.$ If an accused wishes to change his election by a process known as re$-$election, he may do so by simply informing the provincial court judge in writing. It is not necessary to have the prosecutor's permission if the letter is received no later than before the date set for the trial.

a$.1$ month

b$.28$ days

c$.21$ days

d$.14$ days

$11.$ Which of the following is a TRUE statement regarding an information that accuses more than one person of an offence?

a$.$ The police may not choose to lay informations against the accused persons separately.

b$.$ The accused persons may not elect differently when put to their election.

c$.$ There are provisions that may result in requiring all of the accused to be tried in the same manner, regardless of how they may have elected.

d$.$ In the preliminary inquiry, the judge must be satisfied that the case is strong enough against all of the accused persons; i$.$e$.$ he may not commit one to trial and discharge another.

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