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Examination of witnesses in criminal cases through video conferencing is
permissible
impermissible
permissible at the option of the witness
permissible at the option of the accused.
- Option 1: Permissible
- Video conferencing for witness examination is widely accepted.
- Many jurisdictions allow this to ensure safety and convenience.
- It benefits witnesses who may be unable to attend in person.
- Option 2: Impermissible
- This option suggests it’s not allowed.
- Generally, most modern legal systems encourage flexible approaches.
- Option 3: Permissible at the option of the witness
- This means witness preference dictates the method.
- Generally, the court weighs in on the method for fairness.
- Option 4: Permissible at the option of the accused
- Suggests accused preference controls the methodology.
- Courts typically decide based on various factors, not just accused preference.
The Correct Answer: Option 1 - Permissible
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