Three Mr and Mrs Smith were at home with their three young children one evening when the accused, Robert Shaw, broke in. Robert tied up Mr and Mrs Smith and ransacked the house. The children hid in the bathroom. He took $10,000 worth of jewellery and put it into his back pack. He then then beat Mr and Mrs Smith around the head, causing significant injuries, and warned them not to call the police Robert fled the scene. Mr Smith managed to get free and call the police. The police arrived a short time later and found Robert hiding in the bushes. He was charged with numerous strictly indictable offences including 'aggravated break, enter and steal' and 'aggravated detain for advantage'. You are the Crown Prosecutor briefed in the matter. You have a meeting with Mr and Mrs Smith. They want to know everything about the process. Please provide a written advice to Mr and Mrs Smith explaining the entire process from charging to committal to trial in the District Court and what, if any, appeal processes may be followed after trial. Please include an explanation of their rights as victims of crime