Question 1 of 10

Which ONE of the following statements about disclosure is CORRECT?

A. A B. The Defence are obliged to supply a defence statement to the Prosecution whether the case is to be tried in the Magistrates’ Court or in the Crown Court. C. B D. The Prosecution, in their continuing duty to disclose, only need to serve material which might reasonably be considered capable of undermining the case for the Prosecution against the accused. E. C F. Adverse inferences may be drawn against the accused if the Defence fail to supply to the Prosecution a list of proposed defence witnesses or if the Defence, at trial, call a witness who was not included in the list of proposed defence witnesses. G. D H. Where the Defence make an application for disclosure under s.8 of the CPIA 1996, the Court may require the Prosecution to disclose the material sought to the Defence without the Prosecution being present at the hearing of the application or having an opportunity to make written representations.