How do you intend to re-elect?Proceedings on re-election to be tried by provincial court judge without juryProceedings on re-election to be tried by judge without jury — NunavutWhat counts may be included and who may prefer indictmentWhat counts may be included and who may prefer indictment — NunavutAttorney General may require trial by jury — Nunavutthe accused or defendant, as the case may be, to compel him to attend before the court to answer the charge described in the indictment.Intervention by Attorney General of Canada or Director of Public Prosecutionsis insufficient by reason only that it does not state the nature of the authority of the tribunal before which the oath or statement was taken or made, or the subject of the inquiry, or the words used or the evidence fabricated, or that it does not expressly negative the truth of the words used.on the ground that, as framed, it embarrasses him in his defence.and the matters to be alleged in the proposed amendment are disclosed by the evidence taken on the preliminary inquiry or on the trial; orbut the trial shall not be postponed to enable the accused to secure copies unless the court is satisfied that the failure of the accused to secure them before the trial is not attributable to lack of diligence on the part of the accused.Inquiry of court — murder and serious personal injury offencesnotwithstanding that the person is deemed by virtue of the judge shall give judgment discharging the accused in respect of that count.Effect of previous charge of murder or manslaughterEffect of previous charge of infanticide or manslaughterBan on publication, limitation to access or use of informationQuestions reserved for decision in a trial with a jurydiscloses any information relating to the proceedings of the jury when it was absent from the courtroom that was not subsequently disclosed in open court is guilty of an offence punishable on summary conviction.Prosecutor’s right of reply where more than one accusedNotice of intention to produce affidavit or solemn declarationConviction for infanticide or manslaughter on charge of murderConviction for concealing body of child where murder or infanticide chargedConviction for dangerous operation when another offence chargedshe may be convicted unless the evidence establishes that the act or omission was not wilful.as the case may be, and the judge, provincial court judge, justice or other person dies or is for any reason unable to continue, the proceedings may be continued before another judge, provincial court judge, justice or other person, as the case may be, who has jurisdiction to try the accused or defendant.Limitation on prosecutor’s application for assessment of fitnessLimitation on prosecutor’s application for assessmentAssessment order takes precedence over bail hearingProtected statements not admissible against accusedVerdict of not criminally responsible on account of mental disorderEffect of verdict of not criminally responsible on account of mental disorderReview Board to make disposition where court does notNotice of discharge and intended place of residenceDisposition information to be made available to partiesException where disclosure unnecessary or prejudicialInformation to be made available to specified personsDelegated authority to vary restrictions on liberty of accusedNotice to accused and Review Board of increase in restrictionsNotice of appeal to be given to court or Review BoardDiscretionary powers respecting suspension of dispositionsReview in case of increase on restrictions on libertyArrest without warrant for contravention of dispositionWhere application for leave to appeal refused by judgeRelease or detention pending new trial or new hearingApplication to appeals on summary conviction proceedingsshall be furnished to the court of appeal, except in so far as it is dispensed with by order of a judge of that court.be referred for inquiry and report, in the manner provided by rules of court, to a special commissioner appointed by the court of appeal;Where appeal allowed against verdict of unfit to stand trialAppeal court may set aside verdict of unfit to stand trialunless rules of court provide that he is entitled to be present or the court of appeal or a judge thereof gives him leave to be present.Appeal against affirmation of verdict of not criminally responsible on account of mental disorderAppeal against affirmation of verdict of unfit to stand trialunless rules of court provide that entitlement or the Supreme Court of Canada or a judge thereof gives the appellant leave to be present.a court, justice or provincial court judge having power to issue a subpoena to require the attendance of that person to give evidence may issue a warrant in Form 17 to cause that person to be arrested and to be brought to give evidence.not likely to be able to attend at the time the trial is held; orAudioconference and videoconference — witness in CanadaEvidence at preliminary inquiry may be read at trial in certain casesand where it is proved that the evidence was taken in the presence of the accused, it may be admitted as evidence in the proceedings without further proof, unless the accused proves that the accused did not have full opportunity to cross-examine the witness.Provisions providing for audioconference or videoconferenceParticipation by audioconference or videoconferenceObjectives — offence against peace officer or other justice system participantCumulative punishments — sexual offences against childrenand no further proceedings may be taken with respect to any offence described in those charges or disclosed by those facts unless the conviction for the offence of which the offender has been found guilty is set aside or quashed on appeal.a certificate purporting to be signed by an analyst stating that the analyst has analyzed or examined a substance and stating the result of the analysis or examination is admissible in evidence and, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, is proof of the statements contained in the certificate without proof of the signature or official character of the person appearing to have signed the certificate.Period for which appearance notice, etc., continues in forceWhere person bound by probation order convicted of offenceCourt may vary intermittent sentence if subsequent offenceand the court shall thereupon endorse the probation order accordingly and, if it changes the optional conditions, inform the offender of its action and give the offender a copy of the order so endorsed.in addition to any punishment that may be imposed for that offence, the court that made the probation order may, on application by the prosecutor, require the offender to appear before it and, after hearing the prosecutor and the offender,and the court shall thereupon endorse the probation order accordingly and, if it changes the optional conditions or extends the period for which the order is to remain in force, inform the offender of its action and give the offender a copy of the order so endorsed.then, in addition to any other method provided by law for recovering the fine or forfeiture,may, by filing the order, enter as a judgment the amount of the fine or forfeiture, and costs, if any, in any civil court in Canada that has jurisdiction to enter a judgment for that amount.the court may, where that property has been returned to the lawful owner or the person who had lawful possession of that property at the time the offence was committed, order the offender to pay as restitution to the person referred to in paragraph (a) or (b) an amount not exceeding the amount of consideration for that property or the total amount outstanding in respect of the loan, as the case may be.the court shall first make the order of restitution and shall then consider whether and to what extent an order of forfeiture or an order to pay a fine is appropriate in the circumstances.Compulsory conditions of conditional sentence orderSupervisor may propose changes to optional conditionsand a hearing so requested or ordered shall be held within thirty days after the receipt by the court of the notification referred to in subsection (1).Warrant or arrest — suspension of running of conditional sentence ordershall be sentenced to imprisonment in a penitentiary.Sentence to penitentiary of person serving sentence elsewhereTransfer of jurisdiction when person already sentenced under Transfer of jurisdiction when youth sentence imposed under You have found the accused guilty of second degree murder and the law requires that I now pronounce a sentence of imprisonment for life against the accused.