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| Dismissal (3) | |
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| DISMISSAL (3) Definition: (law) The act of not allowing a trial or legal case to continue, usually because there is not enough evidence. ______________________________________________________________________ * All eleven elements should be in. 1. Purposeful (connect to #7). 2. Considered necessary to discontinue case. 3. Decision is taken, by the appropriate official, after a careful consideration (and forecast) of the progress of the trial. _______________________________________ See perfect MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE. 4. Request for discontinuation is made appropriately, and timely, in line with the practice of particular court. 5. Somebody pays a price for allowing case to be brought forward in the first place. (To emphasize.) 6. No political consideration in effecting withdrawal. 7. Justice is served or will be served by the decision to withdraw case from court (connect to #8). 8. Case can be brought up later on the availability of more or adequate evidence. ________________________________________________ See perfect DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTION. 9. Inadequate evidence was not reduced or 'destroyed' in court. 10. Witness or witnesses is/are not unavailable to testify. 11. (Reserved.) (Lawyer(s) prosecuting case is/are not incapable!) ______________________________ See perfect RULE OF LAW. | |
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