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The charge shall be written in_________________?

Correct answer: D. Language of the Court or English

  • A. None of above
  • B. Local Language
  • C. Language of the accused
  • D. Language of the Court or English

Explanation

A charge is written in the language of the court, or in English, as provided by the Criminal Procedure Code. The accused’s personal language is not the statutory requirement.

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