Violation of this provision shall result in penalties including disqualification. The Administrator’s decision shall be final. m. The teams shall have an option to submit a compendium of not more than 25 pages (printed on both sides), which shall carry all the annexure and case laws that have been referred to in the memorial. The paper book shall have a white cover and 2 copies shall be in possession with the participants & can be passed on to the bench on demand through the court officers. Any identifying marks / seal of the college on the paper book shall attract severe penalties including disqualification. The submission of this paper book does NOT necessarily entitle the team to any additional marks. XI. ORAL ROUNDS General Rules All the 4 witnesses need to be examined compulsorily. The accused shall be examined under section 313. The teams are to prepare their respective questionnaire for the accused and submit it to the judges. should, before the commencement of a round, notify the court officers, as to which of the witnesses they would examine in the course of the trial. Preliminary Rounds The host institution will provide the witnesses. The witnesses will be generally briefed and assigned by the administrator. However each team will have an opportunity to specifically brief their witnesses. The witnesses to be briefed will be assigned to each team 45 minutes prior to the commencement of the respective round. Each team will get a total of 40+5 minutes to present their case. Every minute of extra time will attract automatic penalties for the speaker crossing the limit. The rounds be divided among the following stages/sequence: Opening statement by the prosecution 5 minutes – Opening statement by the defence 5 minutes – Examination in by the prosecution 10 minutes – Cross Examination by the defence 20 minutes – Examination in Chief by the defence 10 minutes – Examination by the prosecution 20 minutes – Closing statement by the prosecution 5 minutes – Closing statement by the defence 5 minutes – The allotted time for each segment is the maximum that the respective speaker can of.
Violation of this provision shall result in penalties including disqualification. The Administrator’s decision shall be final. m. The teams shall have an option to submit a compendium of not more than 25 pages (printed on both sides), which shall carry all the annexure and case laws that have been referred to in the memorial. The paper book shall have a white cover and 2 copies shall be in possession with the participants & can be passed on to the bench on demand through the court officers. Any identifying marks / seal of the college on the paper book shall attract severe penalties including disqualification. The submission of this paper book does NOT necessarily entitle the team to any additional marks. XI. ORAL ROUNDS General Rules All the 4 witnesses need to be examined compulsorily. The accused shall be examined under section 313. The teams are to prepare their respective questionnaire for the accused and submit it to the judges. should, before the commencement of a round, notify the court officers, as to which of the witnesses they would examine in the course of the trial. Preliminary Rounds The host institution will provide the witnesses. The witnesses will be generally briefed and assigned by the administrator. However each team will have an opportunity to specifically brief their witnesses. The witnesses to be briefed will be assigned to each team 45 minutes prior to the commencement of the respective round. Each team will get a total of 40+5 minutes to present their case. Every minute of extra time will attract automatic penalties for the speaker crossing the limit. The rounds be divided among the following stages/sequence: Opening statement by the prosecution – 5 minutes Opening statement by the defence – 5 minutes Examination in by the prosecution – 10 minutes Cross Examination by the defence – 20 minutes Examination in Chief by the defence – 10 minutes Examination by the prosecution – 20 minutes Closing statement by the prosecution – 5 minutes Closing statement by the defence – 5 minutes The allotted time for each segment is the maximum that the respective speaker can of.
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