Good day, Atty! Thank you for another video lecture. LESSON #38 1. What is the Order of Trial? 📍The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. 📍The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. 📍 The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue. 📍Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda. 📍When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Good day Atty! Thank you for the another lesson you shared to us. The following topic in lesson 38 is about Order of Trial What is the Order of Trial? 1. Prosecution shall present evidence to pro the charge and in the proper case, the civil liability. 2. The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damage , if any arising, from the issuance of provisional remedy in the case. 3.Prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue. 4. upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda. 5. When the accused admits the tax or commission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order to trial be modified
Good day atty/sir. Thank you for sharing your knowledge about order of trial. I learned on this video that the prosecution shall present the evidence to prove the charge because they are the one who complained so they have to prove it with evidence second is the accused may present the evidence to prove his defense and damage and as you can see here that it used the word may meaning that the accuse may or may not present evidence because in the law the accused is innocent so that he don't need to prove anything and third is on the prosecution and defense may defense meaning that they may or may not present the evidence compare to the first because it is a mandatory and the fourth is the case may rest after presenting the evidence of prosecution and accused and submitted for decision unless the court set for another hearing. Thank you and God bless po😊
I've learned for this video. Order of trial (a) prosecution shall present evidence . (b) accused may present evidence. (c) rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence. (d) submitted for decision. Order of trial liked a debate. Thankyou for the knowledge atty.
Good evening sir/atty.bajita😊 I learned that the Order of Trial is the prosecution shall present evidence,second one is the accused may present evidence,the third one is after the accused the law call it as a rebuttal evidence and after the prosecution by presenting the rebuttal evidence and want to present an accused the law call it as a sur-rebuttal evidence , next is the case shall be deemed submitted for decision, lastly when the accused admits the act or omission charged. Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge to us!😊
good day atty. Thankyou for the knowledge about the Order of Trial. I've learned that there are 5 orders of trial. My favorite part is when you discuss about the second orders of trial, indicate (b) the accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. I've learned a lot.
Lesson 38 Order of trial Trial can be divided into four stages: the opening proceeding, examination of evidence, questioning of the defendant, and the closing arguments. Thankyouu atty. for this lesson.
Good day atty. I've learned about that the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. Thank you atty for the knowledge that you have shared with us.
Good day, Atty! Here are my insight about this lesson: Lesson 38 WHAT IS THE ORDER OF TRIAL? a) the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case the civil liability b) the accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. c) the prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue d) upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda. e) when the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified. Thank you and more power!
Lesson 38- Order Of Trial Atty. Jeffrey Bajita shared the different types of trial order that gave me new knowledge, related to the court •WHAT IS THE ORDER OF TRIAL? A) The Prosecution shall present evidence B). The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damage C) The Prosecution and the defense may, in that order present"rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence D) Upon admission of evidence of the parties, that case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court direct them to argue orally or to submit written memorandum E) When the accused admits that act or admission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense
Good day Atty! In this recorded lecture,i learned that in order of trial,(a) the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability.(b) The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. (c) The prosecution and the defense may , in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal of evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue.(d) Upon addmition of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed sumitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or submit written memoranda.(e) When the accused admits the act or omission charged on the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.Thank you Atty!☺️
Thank you Atty. Sa panibagong kaalaman na iyong ibinahagi . Accused may present evidence rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence submitted for decision and lastly.
Good day Atty. Today I've learned all about the 5 order of trial ; the prosecution shall present evidence to prove, the accused may present evidence, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision and lastly accused admits the act or omission charged but interposes a lawful defense. thank you and god bless po.
Good day sir! I learned that the based on order of trial, The prosecution shall present an evidence, the accused may present evidence. Thanks sir. God bless!
Good day Atty., Thank you for another insightful video lecture today. After watching the video, I learned the salient point of the order of trial. It was clearly discussed, that as a general rule, the prosecution is the one who presents first in a trial conference. Pursuant to paragraph (a.), section 11, rule 119 of the revised rule of criminal procedure: the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. Then after that, under paragraph (b.), the accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages. Subsequently, it was followed by the prosecution and the defense may, in that order, rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence. Then, after the presentation of evidence in both parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the courts direct them to argue orally or submit a written memorandum. And afterward, when the accused admits the act or the omission charge but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified. To sum it up, it was an informative and profound video explaining the key points of the order of trial. Thus, after watching, it makes me curious and looking forward to more video lectures of yours. Thank you so much, and God bless. #AralMunaBagoWalwal #EACCaviteCriminology
Good day po Atty. Bajita. This lesson helps me to know that upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.⚖️
Good day Atty. Jeffrey Bajita. Thankyou for the informative discussion. Lesson 38. What is the Order of Trial? A. The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case, the civil liability. B. The accused may present evudence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisionam remedy in the case. C. Present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence. D. The case shall be deemed submitted for decision. E. When the accused admits the act or omission charges in the compliant or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
good day atty.! this lesson helps me to understand clearly the procedures of hiring a case from presentings of evidence to rebuttal to sur rebuttal the dicision or modification of the trial order. Thank you sir.!
Thank you Po Atty. Bajita for another knowledge. Now I understand what is the order of trial and it's definition. Solid tlga Lalo na sa galing Ng nagtuturo ☝🏻💯
Good day, Atty! I've learned form this video lesson of yours, what are the Orders of Trial. PROSECUTION SHALL PRESENT EVIDENCE, ACCUSED MAY PRESENT EVIDENCE, REBUTTAL AND SUR-REBUTTAL EVIDENCE, SUBMITTED FOR DECISION and lastly, when the ACCUSED ADMITS THE ACT OR OMISSION CHARGED in the complaint or information but INTERPOSES A LAWFUL DEFENSE, the ORDER OF TRIAL MAY BE MODIFIED. Thank you for this, Atty!
Lesson 38 Thank you Atty. Jeffrey Bajita for today's lesson. WHAT IS THE ORDER OF TRIAL 1. The prosecution shall be the first to present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case, the civil liability 2. The accused may now present the evidence after the prosecution to prove his defense. 3. After that, the prosecution may now present rebuttal evidence followed by the defense who may now present his sur-rebuttal evidence, however this will be only the case if the court permits them to present additional evidence. 4. The parties may now rest their case and upon submission of evidences, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision, UNLESS the court says otherwise and directs them them to argue orally or submit a written memoranda. 5. When the accused admits the charges but interpose a lawful defense, the order of the trial may be modified differently from the generally practiced order.
I witnessed once in Baccor RTC where an accused wants to plea guilty for murder. The judge did not accept immediately the plea and explained that had the case been only a light felony then he will accept the plea, but the plea of guilty for murder inflicts a heavy penalty to which the accused may have not yet understood. The judge also suggested to the accused to continue with the trial and there is the chance that he may even win the case. That is a noble judge, to which I admire his commitment to his work and to justice.
Good day Atty. I have a lot of knowledge to know about the order of trial that prosecution shall present evidence to prove the change and in the proper case, the civil liability and also accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damage. Thank you for the lesson.
Lesson 38 Good day Atty. Thankyou for discussing with us The Order trial What is the Order of trial? -The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge -The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damges -The prosecition and the defense may in that order present rebuttal and sur rebuttal evidence -The case shall be deemed submitted for decision -When the accused admits the act or emission charged the triap may be modified
Good Day sir/atty. Today I learned that when the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified. And I learned also that Self-defense is a justifying circumstance and a justifying circumstance is a lawful defense. Thank you sir and Godbless po.
Good morning Atty. Bajita. Thank you for this another video. I’ve learned about five order of trial such as: A. Prosecution shall present evidence. B. Accused may present evidence. C. Present rebuttal and sub-rebuttal evidence. D. Submitted for decision. E. Accused admits the act but interposes a lawful defense. #AralNaAralKayJusticeBuddy
I've learned the five order of trial. Prosecution shall present evidence, Accused may present evidence, rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence, submitted for decision and order of trial may be modified.
Lesson no.43 What is the Order of Trial? • The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. • The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. • The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present Rebuttal and sub-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence relevant to the main issue. • Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda. • When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified. Thank you po Atty God bless po 🙏 #JUSTICEBUDDY #AIMSMART #yourreviewauthority
Good day Atty. I gained additional knowledge today about the Order of trial, the order of trial the Prosecution shall present evidence, it means that it is mandatory to present the evidence, and remember that the accused is presumed innocent, Second the accused may present evidence it is depends on accused to prove his defense and damages, Third the Prosecution and the defense may, in that order present Rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence, it is depends on prosecution to present the evidence, fourth the case shall be deemed submitted for decision and last the accused admits the act or omission changed in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, and the order of trial may be modified. thanks again Atty.
LESSON 38 Good Day Atty. Thank for another lesson about order of trial. WHAT IS THE ORDER OF TRIAL? -The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case. -The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any arising from the issuance of a provisional case. - The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in inherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence upon the main issue. - Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally. -When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information, but interposes a lawful defense.
Have a nice day Atty. THANKYOU for another informative discussion that entitled "ORDER of TRIAL". I've learned the order of trial First the Prosecution shall present evidence, it means that it is mandatory to present the evidence, and remember that the accused is presumed innocent, Second the accused may present evidence it is depends on accused to prove his defense and damages, Third the Prosecution and the defense may, in that order present Rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence, it is depends on prosecution to present the evidence, fourth the case shall be deemed submitted for decision and last the accused admits the act or omission changed in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, and the order of trial may be modified.
Goodday sir. I learned that in the Order of Trial, prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case and civil lialibility. After the prosecution, accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages. Thank you sir for the another knowledge.
Good day atty! Lesson 38 What is the Order of Trial? 1. The prosecution shall present evidence. 2. The accused may present evidence. 3. The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence. 4. The case shall be deemed submitted for decision. 5, The accused admits the act or omission charged, but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Good day sir/atty. I learned that in Order of Trial, (a) the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case and civil liability. Godbless sir
Thank you Justice Buddy for sharing this lesson with a lot of knowledge, God Bless you po! What is the Order of Trial? -The prosecution must present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. -The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sub-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in interest of justice, allows them to present additional evidence relevant to the main issue. -Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda. -When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interpose a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Greetings Atty. Bajita. Today I learned that in the order of trial the prosecution shall present evidence, to prove the charge and int the proper case, the civil liablity. My favorite part is the prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sub - rebuttal evidence unless th court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue. Rebuttal is where the presectuon present their evidence, and the Sub - Rebuttal is the presentation of evidence of the accused. I learned a lot sir. Thank you and Godbless.
Good day Atty. Bajita! I have learned from this video lecture about the meaning of Order of Trial. The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. While the accused may presents evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. I have learned also that if the presented evidence is at the same level, the court or justice will favor the accused. After that, the prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue. Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit memoranda. After the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified. That’s all i have learned from this video lecture sir. #aralmunabagowalwal #EACCaviteCriminology
Good evening sir thank you very much for your shared knowledge I found out that the second giving evidence is rebuttal from the prosecution and sur-rebuttal to the accussed #WalangSayangNaOras
Good day, Thank you Justice Buddy for discussing the order of trial. The order of trial is first the prosecution shall present the evidence to prove the guilt of the accused or the liability of the plaintiff, second, the presenting of evidence of the accused to prove his innocence or defense against damages and liability. Next is the rebuttal of prosecutor and sur-rebuttal of the accused or defendant. Next is the admission of the evidence and the case shall be demeed submitted for decision. There is another order where the accused admits the act or omission but interposes a lawful defense modifying the order of trial.
Good day Atty. Thank you for discussing about the Order Trial. Order Trial prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and the accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages. Thank you I've learn a lot.
Good day atty. Thank you for another Lesson. I learned that the Order of trial based on our criminal procedure, the prosecution shall present eveidence to prove the charge.
Good day sir/atty salamat po sa bagong kaalaman na binigay nio, nalaman ko ngayun ang what is the order of trial, the prosecution shall present evidence. Accused may present evidence. The prosecution present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal and so on,, maraming salamat sir!!!!
Good day Sir/Atty., Thank you for the information/knowledge that you share with us about Order of Trial. I've learned about the order of trial,(1) the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case, the civil liability. (2) the accused may present evidence. (3) the prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence. (4) upon the admission of the evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision. (5) when the accused admits the act or omission but interpose a law defense, the order of trial may be modified. Thank you po Sir, Godbless po❤️
Good Day Atty! Today i learned a lot about five order of trial. (A) The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge, (B) The accused may present evidence to prove hid defense and damages, (C) They will present Rebuttal and sur rebuttal evidence, (D) Submitted for decision, (E) Accused admits the act or omission charged but interposes a lawful defense. Thank you atty for the another knowledge. #AralMunaBagoWalWal #EACCaviteCriminology
Good day atty. Thank you again for this new knowledgeable lesson. In this video, I understand that in order of trial the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and the civil liability. Also, the accused person may present evidence to defense her/himself. In adittion, both prosecutor and the offender have the authority to present their rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence as their another proof about their main issue. Another, was the admission of the parties shall deemed the submitted for their decisions unless the court gives them the authority to submit only the written memoranda. Lastly was if the accused person admits the acts or omission charged but interposes the lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Good morning, Atty. Bajita. The interesting facts that I learned about the Order and trial are, the prosecution is the first that shall present evidence followed by the accused then the rebuttal by the prosecutor, and sur-rebuttal by the accused. Upon admission of the evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda. if the accused admits the commission charge unto him and admits that it is a lawful defense the order of the trial ,ay be change and the first presenter of the evidence is the defense. Thank you, Atty. God bless you po:)
Good day atty. Thank you for this lesson. What is the order of trial? -the trial has a particular problem because there has been considerable disagreement as to the order of several chapters. A. The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. B. The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. C. The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue. D. Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda. E. When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Good day Atty. I learned in this video about the order of trial ,and I learned about when is order of trial I knee that if the accused admits a lawful defense the order of trial may be modified and the arrangement of the trial can be change .
Good morning atty. I’ve learned that the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and,in the proper case,the civil liability and also the five orders of trial. Thanks again atty.
Thank you po Atty. Jeffrey Bajita for the wonderful explanation. LESSON 38 Discuss the following: What is the Order of trial? (a) the PROSECUTION SHALL PRESENT EVIDENCE to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. (b) the ACCUSED MAY PRESENT EVIDENCE to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. (c) the prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present REBUTTAL AND SUR-REBUTTAL EVIDENCE unless the court, in furtherance of Justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue. (d) upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed SUBMITTED FOR DECISION unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda. (e) when the ACCUSED ADMITS THE ACT OR OMISSION CHARGED in the complaint or information but INTERPOSES A LAWFUL DEFENSE, the ORDER OF TRIAL MAY BE MODIFIED.
Good day, Atty. This lesson will be a great help in the future. But let me comment what I have learned. I've learned the Order of Trial it has A - E. A. Prosecution shall present evidence. B. Accused may present evidence. C. Rebuttal and Sub-rebuttal evidence. D. Submitted for decision. E. Accused admits the act or omission. Interposes a lawful defense. Order of Trial may be modified. In short: Prosecution -> Defense -> Prosecution -> Rebuttal -> Defense -> Sub-rebuttal. But if the letter E, it would be the defense first. Thank you po and Godbless.
Good day Atty! Today Ive learned what is the order of trial court. (a) prosecution shall be present (b) accused may present evidence (c) rebuttal evidence- when the prosecution present evidence for the second time and sur-rebuttal evidence is for tge accused or defense (d) submitted for decision (e) accused admits the acts or omission changed. Thankyou Atty for another food for our brain. Godbless po!
Well said, Atty. Jeffrey for a great explanation of the topic about the order trial. We are getting a lot of knowledge in this video. What is the order of the trial? a.The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability b. The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. c. The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur- rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue. d. Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda. e. When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of the trial may be modified.
Good day po justice buddy thank you po for another video about this lecture. I learned the order of trial that the prosecutor shall present evidence,sila ang unang magprepresinta,after of prosecutor the accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages then the prosecution and the defense may,in the order,present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence next is submitted for decision then when the accused admits the act or mission charged. Thank you po Atty God bless po #AralmunaBagoWalwal
The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and not the accused. What the accused will prove is his defenses. Thank you Atty. for briefly explaining the order of trial.
Good day! Justice buddy.Thank you for this very informative video about Order of Trial. Here are some of the information that i've learned through watching this video: 1. what is the order of trial? (a) The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. (b) The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. (c) The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue. (d) Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda. (e) When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified #JusticeBuddy #EACCaviteSchoolofCriminology
Hi Atty! I have learn that the first who will present evidence shall be the prosecution (to prove the charge and in the proper case and civil liability) and the accused may present evidence and in second presenting of evidence both prosecution and defense may present. Thanks Atty.
Good day Atty! thank you for discussing the definition of order of trial. and the prosecution is the first should present evidence. Thank you for another lesson Atty. Godbless
Good evening sir and thankyou for the new knowledge ilearned about order of trial. Prosecution shall present evidence, accused may present evidence, the prosecution and defense may present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision, and accused admits the act or omission charged but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Good Day Atty. Thank you for another lesson which is about Order of Trial. I learned that the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. Thank you po sir.
Good day atty thank you for another knowledge that you've shared to us, today I learned in the order of trial, the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case the civil liability next the accused may present evidence to prove his defense, next the prosecution and the defence may, in that order, present rebuttal and ser rebuttal evidence and in the fourth paragraph the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court direct them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda and in the fifth paragraph when the accused admits the act or omission charge in compliant but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
learned that the based on order of trial, The prosecution shall present an evidence, the accused may present evidence. Thanks for sharing another video and knowledge Sir/Atty. 👍 #WalangSayangNaOras
Thank you Attorney Bajita. Malaking tulong po ito sakin lalo na naguguluhan ako sa part nato but now nakuha ko na siya. Thanks for this information. God bless po!❤️
Good day Atty, I've learned that the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and,in the proper case,the civil liability and also the five orders of trial. Thank you sir.
Good day Atty. Thank you for sharing this informative video I've learned a lot. Lesson #38 What is the Order of Trial? • The prosecution must present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. • The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. • The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sub-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in interest of justice, allows them to present additional evidence relevant to the main issue. • Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda. • When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interpose a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Good day sir. I've learned that prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case of civil liability. And the accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damage ,if any arising from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case.Thank you sir. God bless 😇
GoodDay Atty, thankyou for another lesson and new knowledge. I learned the order of trial is prosecution shall present evidence, accused may present, rebuttal and sun-rebuttal evidence, submitted for decision and also accused admits. Thankyou atty Godbless
Good Day!Atty Jeffrey Bajita!Thank you for this Lesson 38 that i learned... ORDER OF TRIAL WHAT IS THE ORDER OF TRIAL? 1. The PROSECUTION SHALL PRESENT EVIDENCE to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. 2. The ACCUSED MAY PRESENT EVIDENCE to prove his defense and damages, if any arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. 3. The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present REBUTTAL AND SUR-REBUTTAL EVIDENCE unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue. 4. Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed SUBMITTED FOR DECISION unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memorandum. 5. When the ACCUSED ADMITS THE ACT OR OMISSION CHARGED in the compliant or information but INTERPOSES A LAWFUL DEFENSE, the ORDER OF TRIAL MAY BE MODIFIED.
Good Day Sir/Atty! I've learned the Order of Trial. The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge to the accused while the accused may present evidence also to prove his defense. But, when the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint and it interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified. Thankyou Sir for this lesson and Godbless.
Good day Atty. I learned about the order of trial is the a) prosecution shall present evidence and b) the accused may present evidence. The law is considering the accused not guilty. C) the prosecution and defense may in that order present rebuttal and sur rebuttal evidence. d) upon admission of evidence of the parties the case submitted for decision. e) when the accused admits the act or omission charged but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified. This is also the time that the defense will present first evidence. Thank you Justice buddy for the discussion. #AralMunaBagoWalWal #EACCaviteSchoolOfCriminology
Goodmorning atty, ive learned a lot in this video specially that " in the order of trial the accuse may present his own evidence to prove his defence and damages". Thankyou po atty.
Good day Atty. thank you for this lecture, I learned that the prosecution shall present evidence tonprove the charge and in the proper case, the civil liability and the five ordera or trial court. #WalangSayangNaOras
Good Day Atty. thankyou for another Knowledge about The order of trial, I ve learned that the prusecution shall present evidence. The accused may present the evidence to prove his defense and damages. The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal ang sur-rebuttal evidence. The case shall be deemed submitted for decision. The accused interposes a lawful defense the order trial may be modified.
Good day sir/atty. Thankyou for another Lesson about the order of trial. Today I learned the five orders in trial also I've learned a lot. Thankyou and Godbless!
Goodday Atty. I've learned that the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case the civil liability. Thankyou and Godbless
In lesson 38, Atty. Jeffrey Bajita discuss about Order of Trial. • What is the order of trial? 1. The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. 2. The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any arising from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. 3. The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in inherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue. 4. Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda. 5. When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information, but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Goid day atty. Today, I've learned about the order in trial. The prosecution must always be the first to provide evidence and to be followed by the defense, but the defense has a choice if they want to present one and to be followed by the rebuttal of prosecution and sur-rebuttal of the defense.
Good day Atty. I've learned that according to Ciminal Procedure paragraph A, prosecution shall present the evidence first and then in the paragraph B, the accused may present evidence after that the prosecution may present again an evidence, that is called rebuttal evidence and then if the defense/accused also wants to present an evidence, that is called sur-rebuttal evidence. In paragraph D, as a general rule, the case shall be deemed submitted for desicion unless the court direcr them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda/memorandum. In paragraph E, if the acussed admits the act or omission charged but imposes a lawful defense the order of trail may ne modified and in this case the acussed shall present evidence first. Thank you po Atty.
Good day Atty. Thankyou for this lecture video. Ive learned that the order if trial based on our criminal procedure, the prosecution shall present eveidence to prove the charge #walangsayangnaoras
Good Day Atty. I've learned that the prosecution and the defense may present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court permits them to present additional evidence.
Good Day Sir/Atty Thank you for another Lesson about the Order of Trial. Today I learn the five orders in trial Also I've learned a lot. Thank you and Godbless po!
Good day, Atty! Thank you for another video lecture.
LESSON #38
1. What is the Order of Trial?
📍The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability.
📍The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case.
📍 The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue.
📍Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.
📍When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Good day Atty! Thank you for the another lesson you shared to us.
The following topic in lesson 38 is about Order of Trial
What is the Order of Trial?
1. Prosecution shall present evidence to pro the charge and in the proper case, the civil liability.
2. The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damage , if any arising, from the issuance of provisional remedy in the case.
3.Prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue.
4. upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.
5. When the accused admits the tax or commission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order to trial be modified
Good day atty/sir. Thank you for sharing your knowledge about order of trial. I learned on this video that the prosecution shall present the evidence to prove the charge because they are the one who complained so they have to prove it with evidence second is the accused may present the evidence to prove his defense and damage and as you can see here that it used the word may meaning that the accuse may or may not present evidence because in the law the accused is innocent so that he don't need to prove anything and third is on the prosecution and defense may defense meaning that they may or may not present the evidence compare to the first because it is a mandatory and the fourth is the case may rest after presenting the evidence of prosecution and accused and submitted for decision unless the court set for another hearing. Thank you and God bless po😊
I've learned for this video. Order of trial (a) prosecution shall present evidence . (b) accused may present evidence. (c) rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence. (d) submitted for decision. Order of trial liked a debate. Thankyou for the knowledge atty.
Welcome buddy.
Good evening sir/atty.bajita😊
I learned that the Order of Trial is the prosecution shall present evidence,second one is the accused may present evidence,the third one is after the accused the law call it as a rebuttal evidence and after the prosecution by presenting the rebuttal evidence and want to present an accused the law call it as a sur-rebuttal evidence , next is the case shall be deemed submitted for decision, lastly when the accused admits the act or omission charged.
Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge to us!😊
good day atty. Thankyou for the knowledge about the Order of Trial. I've learned that there are 5 orders of trial. My favorite part is when you discuss about the second orders of trial, indicate (b) the accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. I've learned a lot.
Good job.
Lesson 38
Order of trial
Trial can be divided into four stages: the opening proceeding, examination of evidence, questioning of the defendant, and the closing arguments. Thankyouu atty. for this lesson.
Thank you Atty,Sa panabagong kaalaman na iyong ibinahagi Atty,God bless you po Atty 😇
Good day atty. I've learned about that the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. Thank you atty for the knowledge that you have shared with us.
Good day too buddy Alexis.
Good day, Atty!
Here are my insight about this lesson:
Lesson 38
WHAT IS THE ORDER OF TRIAL?
a) the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case the civil liability
b) the accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case.
c) the prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue
d) upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.
e) when the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Thank you and more power!
Lesson 38- Order Of Trial
Atty. Jeffrey Bajita shared the different types of trial order that gave me new knowledge, related to the court
•WHAT IS THE ORDER OF TRIAL?
A) The Prosecution shall present evidence
B). The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damage
C) The Prosecution and the defense may, in that order present"rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence
D) Upon admission of evidence of the parties, that case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court direct them to argue orally or to submit written memorandum
E) When the accused admits that act or admission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense
Rebuttal evidence is when the prosecution present evidence for the second time. Thank you Atty!
Thank you attorney Godbless you always po❤
Good day Atty! In this recorded lecture,i learned that in order of trial,(a) the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability.(b) The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. (c) The prosecution and the defense may , in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal of evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue.(d) Upon addmition of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed sumitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or submit written memoranda.(e) When the accused admits the act or omission charged on the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.Thank you Atty!☺️
Thank you Atty. Sa panibagong kaalaman na iyong ibinahagi . Accused may present evidence rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence submitted for decision and lastly.
Good day Atty, In this video lecture I learned the Five Order Trial. Thank you
Welcome buddy.
Good day Atty. Today I've learned all about the 5 order of trial ; the prosecution shall present evidence to prove, the accused may present evidence, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision and lastly accused admits the act or omission charged but interposes a lawful defense. thank you and god bless po.
Good day sir! I learned that the based on order of trial, The prosecution shall present an evidence, the accused may present evidence. Thanks sir. God bless!
Good day Atty., Thank you for another insightful video lecture today. After watching the video, I learned the salient point of the order of trial. It was clearly discussed, that as a general rule, the prosecution is the one who presents first in a trial conference. Pursuant to paragraph (a.), section 11, rule 119 of the revised rule of criminal procedure: the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. Then after that, under paragraph (b.), the accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages. Subsequently, it was followed by the prosecution and the defense may, in that order, rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence. Then, after the presentation of evidence in both parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the courts direct them to argue orally or submit a written memorandum. And afterward, when the accused admits the act or the omission charge but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified. To sum it up, it was an informative and profound video explaining the key points of the order of trial. Thus, after watching, it makes me curious and looking forward to more video lectures of yours. Thank you so much, and God bless.
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Good day po Atty. Bajita. This lesson helps me to know that upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.⚖️
Good day too buddy.
Thank you atty.I learned in this lesson is that self defense is a justifying circumstance and a justifying circumstance is a lawful defense
Thank you so much Justice Buddy Atty. Jeffrey
Good day Atty. Jeffrey Bajita. Thankyou for the informative discussion.
Lesson 38.
What is the Order of Trial?
A. The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case, the civil liability.
B. The accused may present evudence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisionam remedy in the case.
C. Present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence.
D. The case shall be deemed submitted for decision.
E. When the accused admits the act or omission charges in the compliant or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Every discussion, I've learned a lot because of you atty, Thankyou so much.
good day atty.!
this lesson helps me to understand clearly the procedures of hiring a case from presentings of evidence to rebuttal to sur rebuttal the dicision or modification of the trial order. Thank you sir.!
Thank you Po Atty. Bajita for another knowledge. Now I understand what is the order of trial and it's definition. Solid tlga Lalo na sa galing Ng nagtuturo ☝🏻💯
Good day, Atty! I've learned form this video lesson of yours, what are the Orders of Trial. PROSECUTION SHALL PRESENT EVIDENCE, ACCUSED MAY PRESENT EVIDENCE, REBUTTAL AND SUR-REBUTTAL EVIDENCE, SUBMITTED FOR DECISION and lastly, when the ACCUSED ADMITS THE ACT OR OMISSION CHARGED in the complaint or information but INTERPOSES A LAWFUL DEFENSE, the ORDER OF TRIAL MAY BE MODIFIED. Thank you for this, Atty!
Lesson 38
Thank you Atty. Jeffrey Bajita for today's lesson.
WHAT IS THE ORDER OF TRIAL
1. The prosecution shall be the first to present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case, the civil liability
2. The accused may now present the evidence after the prosecution to prove his defense.
3. After that, the prosecution may now present rebuttal evidence followed by the defense who may now present his sur-rebuttal evidence, however this will be only the case if the court permits them to present additional evidence.
4. The parties may now rest their case and upon submission of evidences, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision, UNLESS the court says otherwise and directs them them to argue orally or submit a written memoranda.
5. When the accused admits the charges but interpose a lawful defense, the order of the trial may be modified differently from the generally practiced order.
I witnessed once in Baccor RTC where an accused wants to plea guilty for murder. The judge did not accept immediately the plea and explained that had the case been only a light felony then he will accept the plea, but the plea of guilty for murder inflicts a heavy penalty to which the accused may have not yet understood. The judge also suggested to the accused to continue with the trial and there is the chance that he may even win the case. That is a noble judge, to which I admire his commitment to his work and to justice.
Good day Atty. I have a lot of knowledge to know about the order of trial that prosecution shall present evidence to prove the change and in the proper case, the civil liability and also accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damage. Thank you for the lesson.
Welcome Sheryl.
Lesson 38
Good day Atty. Thankyou for discussing with us The Order trial
What is the Order of trial?
-The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge
-The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damges
-The prosecition and the defense may in that order present rebuttal and sur rebuttal evidence
-The case shall be deemed submitted for decision
-When the accused admits the act or emission charged the triap may be modified
Good Day sir/atty.
Today I learned that when the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified. And I learned also that Self-defense is a justifying circumstance and a justifying circumstance is a lawful defense.
Thank you sir and Godbless po.
It gives a lot of understanding and information to each and everyone. Thank you, Atty.
Good morning Atty. Bajita. Thank you for this another video. I’ve learned about five order of trial such as:
A. Prosecution shall present evidence.
B. Accused may present evidence.
C. Present rebuttal and sub-rebuttal evidence.
D. Submitted for decision.
E. Accused admits the act but interposes a lawful defense.
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I've learned the five order of trial. Prosecution shall present evidence, Accused may present evidence, rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence, submitted for decision and order of trial may be modified.
Good job buddy.
Lesson no.43
What is the Order of Trial?
• The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability.
• The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case.
• The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present Rebuttal and sub-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence relevant to the main issue.
• Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.
• When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Thank you po Atty God bless po 🙏
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Good day Atty. I gained additional knowledge today about the Order of trial, the order of trial the Prosecution shall present evidence, it means that it is mandatory to present the evidence, and remember that the accused is presumed innocent, Second the accused may present evidence it is depends on accused to prove his defense and damages, Third the Prosecution and the defense may, in that order present Rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence, it is depends on prosecution to present the evidence, fourth the case shall be deemed submitted for decision and last the accused admits the act or omission changed in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, and the order of trial may be modified.
thanks again Atty.
LESSON 38
Good Day Atty. Thank for another lesson about order of trial.
WHAT IS THE ORDER OF TRIAL?
-The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case.
-The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any arising from the issuance of a provisional case.
- The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in inherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence upon the main issue.
- Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally.
-When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information, but interposes a lawful defense.
Have a nice day Atty. THANKYOU for another informative discussion that entitled "ORDER of TRIAL". I've learned the order of trial First the Prosecution shall present evidence, it means that it is mandatory to present the evidence, and remember that the accused is presumed innocent, Second the accused may present evidence it is depends on accused to prove his defense and damages, Third the Prosecution and the defense may, in that order present Rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence, it is depends on prosecution to present the evidence, fourth the case shall be deemed submitted for decision and last the accused admits the act or omission changed in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, and the order of trial may be modified.
Goodday sir. I learned that in the Order of Trial, prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case and civil lialibility. After the prosecution, accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages. Thank you sir for the another knowledge.
Good day atty! Lesson 38
What is the Order of Trial?
1. The prosecution shall present evidence.
2. The accused may present evidence.
3. The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence.
4. The case shall be deemed submitted for decision.
5, The accused admits the act or omission charged, but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Good eve Atty. In this topic I learned about the five Order of Trial..Thank you God bless
Good day sir/atty. I learned that in Order of Trial, (a) the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case and civil liability. Godbless sir
Thank you Justice Buddy for sharing this lesson with a lot of knowledge, God Bless you po!
What is the Order of Trial?
-The prosecution must present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability.
-The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case.
The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sub-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in interest of justice, allows them to present additional evidence relevant to the main issue.
-Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.
-When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interpose a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Greetings Atty. Bajita. Today I learned that in the order of trial the prosecution shall present evidence, to prove the charge and int the proper case, the civil liablity. My favorite part is the prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sub - rebuttal evidence unless th court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue. Rebuttal is where the presectuon present their evidence, and the Sub - Rebuttal is the presentation of evidence of the accused. I learned a lot sir. Thank you and Godbless.
Good day Atty. Bajita! I have learned from this video lecture about the meaning of Order of Trial. The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. While the accused may presents evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case. I have learned also that if the presented evidence is at the same level, the court or justice will favor the accused. After that, the prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue. Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit memoranda. After the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified. That’s all i have learned from this video lecture sir.
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Good evening sir thank you very much for your shared knowledge I found out that the second giving evidence is rebuttal from the prosecution and sur-rebuttal to the accussed
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Good evening too buddy Judith.
Thank you Atty. for this new knowledgeable lesson💯☺️
Good day sir i learned that evidence should see in present
Good day too buddy Jaime.
Good day, Thank you Justice Buddy for discussing the order of trial. The order of trial is first the prosecution shall present the evidence to prove the guilt of the accused or the liability of the plaintiff, second, the presenting of evidence of the accused to prove his innocence or defense against damages and liability. Next is the rebuttal of prosecutor and sur-rebuttal of the accused or defendant. Next is the admission of the evidence and the case shall be demeed submitted for decision. There is another order where the accused admits the act or omission but interposes a lawful defense modifying the order of trial.
Good day Atty. Thank you for discussing about the Order Trial. Order Trial prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and the accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages. Thank you I've learn a lot.
Good day atty. Thank you for another Lesson. I learned that the Order of trial based on our criminal procedure, the prosecution shall present eveidence to prove the charge.
Good day sir/atty salamat po sa bagong kaalaman na binigay nio, nalaman ko ngayun ang what is the order of trial, the prosecution shall present evidence. Accused may present evidence. The prosecution present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal and so on,, maraming salamat sir!!!!
Good day Sir/Atty., Thank you for the information/knowledge that you share with us about Order of Trial. I've learned about the order of trial,(1) the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case, the civil liability. (2) the accused may present evidence. (3) the prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence. (4) upon the admission of the evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision. (5) when the accused admits the act or omission but interpose a law defense, the order of trial may be modified. Thank you po Sir, Godbless po❤️
Good Day Atty! Today i learned a lot about five order of trial. (A) The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge, (B) The accused may present evidence to prove hid defense and damages, (C) They will present Rebuttal and sur rebuttal evidence, (D) Submitted for decision, (E) Accused admits the act or omission charged but interposes a lawful defense.
Thank you atty for the another knowledge.
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Good day sir, thank for insightful video lecture, marami po kaminh natutunan❤
Good day atty. Thank you again for this new knowledgeable lesson. In this video, I understand that in order of trial the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and the civil liability. Also, the accused person may present evidence to defense her/himself. In adittion, both prosecutor and the offender have the authority to present their rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence as their another proof about their main issue. Another, was the admission of the parties shall deemed the submitted for their decisions unless the court gives them the authority to submit only the written memoranda. Lastly was if the accused person admits the acts or omission charged but interposes the lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Good morning, Atty. Bajita.
The interesting facts that I learned about the Order and trial are, the prosecution is the first that shall present evidence followed by the accused then the rebuttal by the prosecutor, and sur-rebuttal by the accused. Upon admission of the evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.
if the accused admits the commission charge unto him and admits that it is a lawful defense the order of the trial ,ay be change and the first presenter of the evidence is the defense.
Thank you, Atty. God bless you po:)
Good day atty. Thank you for this lesson.
What is the order of trial?
-the trial has a particular problem because there has been considerable disagreement as to the order of several chapters.
A. The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability.
B. The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case.
C. The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue.
D. Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.
E. When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Good day Atty. I learned in this video about the order of trial ,and I learned about when is order of trial I knee that if the accused admits a lawful defense the order of trial may be modified and the arrangement of the trial can be change .
Good morning atty. I’ve learned that the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and,in the proper case,the civil liability and also the five orders of trial. Thanks again atty.
Thank you po Atty. Jeffrey Bajita for the wonderful explanation.
LESSON 38
Discuss the following:
What is the Order of trial?
(a) the PROSECUTION SHALL PRESENT EVIDENCE to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability.
(b) the ACCUSED MAY PRESENT EVIDENCE to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case.
(c) the prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present REBUTTAL AND SUR-REBUTTAL EVIDENCE unless the court, in furtherance of Justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue.
(d) upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed SUBMITTED FOR DECISION unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.
(e) when the ACCUSED ADMITS THE ACT OR OMISSION CHARGED in the complaint or information but INTERPOSES A LAWFUL DEFENSE, the ORDER OF TRIAL MAY BE MODIFIED.
GOODMORNING ATTY, THANKYOU FOR ANOTHER KNOWLEDGE IVE LEARNED THAT THE PROSECUTION SHALL PRESENT AN EVIDENCE TO PROVE. GODBLESS ATTY
Good day, Atty. This lesson will be a great help in the future. But let me comment what I have learned. I've learned the Order of Trial it has A - E.
A. Prosecution shall present evidence.
B. Accused may present evidence.
C. Rebuttal and Sub-rebuttal evidence.
D. Submitted for decision.
E. Accused admits the act or omission.
Interposes a lawful defense.
Order of Trial may be modified.
In short:
Prosecution -> Defense -> Prosecution -> Rebuttal -> Defense -> Sub-rebuttal.
But if the letter E, it would be the defense first. Thank you po and Godbless.
May God bless you too buddy.
Good day Atty!
Today Ive learned what is the order of trial court. (a) prosecution shall be present (b) accused may present evidence (c) rebuttal evidence- when the prosecution present evidence for the second time and sur-rebuttal evidence is for tge accused or defense (d) submitted for decision (e) accused admits the acts or omission changed.
Thankyou Atty for another food for our brain. Godbless po!
Well said, Atty. Jeffrey for a great explanation of the topic about the order trial. We are getting a lot of knowledge in this video.
What is the order of the trial?
a.The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability
b. The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case.
c. The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur- rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue.
d. Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.
e. When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of the trial may be modified.
Good day po justice buddy thank you po for another video about this lecture. I learned the order of trial that the prosecutor shall present evidence,sila ang unang magprepresinta,after of prosecutor the accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages then the prosecution and the defense may,in the order,present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence next is submitted for decision then when the accused admits the act or mission charged. Thank you po Atty God bless po
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The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and not the accused. What the accused will prove is his defenses. Thank you Atty. for briefly explaining the order of trial.
Good day! Justice buddy.Thank you for this very informative video about Order of Trial. Here are some of the information that i've learned through watching this video:
1. what is the order of trial?
(a) The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability.
(b) The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case.
(c) The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue.
(d) Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.
(e) When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified
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Hi Atty! I have learn that the first who will present evidence shall be the prosecution (to prove the charge and in the proper case and civil liability) and the accused may present evidence and in second presenting of evidence both prosecution and defense may present. Thanks Atty.
Good day Atty! thank you for discussing the definition of order of trial. and the prosecution is the first should present evidence. Thank you for another lesson Atty. Godbless
May God bless you too buddy Hannah.
Good day atty I've learned for this topic when the prosecution shall present evidence thank you atty God Bless
Good evening sir and thankyou for the new knowledge ilearned about order of trial. Prosecution shall present evidence, accused may present evidence, the prosecution and defense may present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision, and accused admits the act or omission charged but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Welcome buddy.
Good Day Atty. Thank you for another lesson which is about Order of Trial. I learned that the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability. Thank you po sir.
Good day atty thank you for another knowledge that you've shared to us, today I learned in the order of trial, the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case the civil liability next the accused may present evidence to prove his defense, next the prosecution and the defence may, in that order, present rebuttal and ser rebuttal evidence and in the fourth paragraph the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court direct them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda and in the fifth paragraph when the accused admits the act or omission charge in compliant but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
learned that the based on order of trial, The prosecution shall present an evidence, the accused may present evidence. Thanks for sharing another video and knowledge Sir/Atty. 👍 #WalangSayangNaOras
Thank you Attorney Bajita. Malaking tulong po ito sakin lalo na naguguluhan ako sa part nato but now nakuha ko na siya. Thanks for this information. God bless po!❤️
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Good day Atty, I've learned that the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and,in the proper case,the civil liability and also the five orders of trial. Thank you sir.
Good day Atty. Thank you for sharing your knowledge God bless po❤
Good day Atty. Thank you for sharing this informative video I've learned a lot.
Lesson #38
What is the Order of Trial?
• The prosecution must present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability.
• The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any, arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case.
• The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sub-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in interest of justice, allows them to present additional evidence relevant to the main issue.
• Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.
• When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information but interpose a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Good day sir. I've learned that prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case of civil liability. And the accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damage ,if any arising from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case.Thank you sir. God bless 😇
GoodDay Atty, thankyou for another lesson and new knowledge. I learned the order of trial is prosecution shall present evidence, accused may present, rebuttal and sun-rebuttal evidence, submitted for decision and also accused admits. Thankyou atty Godbless
Good day atty. Thank you for sharing your knowledge to us. Godbless po!
Good Day!Atty Jeffrey Bajita!Thank you for this Lesson 38 that i learned...
ORDER OF TRIAL
WHAT IS THE ORDER OF TRIAL?
1. The PROSECUTION SHALL PRESENT EVIDENCE to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability.
2. The ACCUSED MAY PRESENT EVIDENCE to prove his defense and damages, if any arising, from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case.
3. The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present REBUTTAL AND SUR-REBUTTAL EVIDENCE unless the court, in furtherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue.
4. Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed SUBMITTED FOR DECISION unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memorandum.
5. When the ACCUSED ADMITS THE ACT OR OMISSION CHARGED in the compliant or information but INTERPOSES A LAWFUL DEFENSE, the ORDER OF TRIAL MAY BE MODIFIED.
Good Day Sir/Atty! I've learned the Order of Trial. The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge to the accused while the accused may present evidence also to prove his defense. But, when the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint and it interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified. Thankyou Sir for this lesson and Godbless.
Good day Atty. I learned about the order of trial is the a) prosecution shall present evidence and b) the accused may present evidence. The law is considering the accused not guilty. C) the prosecution and defense may in that order present rebuttal and sur rebuttal evidence. d) upon admission of evidence of the parties the case submitted for decision. e) when the accused admits the act or omission charged but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified. This is also the time that the defense will present first evidence. Thank you Justice buddy for the discussion.
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Good day Atty I've learned about the order of trial thank you Atty.
Goodmorning atty, ive learned a lot in this video specially that " in the order of trial the accuse may present his own evidence to prove his defence and damages". Thankyou po atty.
Good day Atty. thank you for this lecture, I learned that the prosecution shall present evidence tonprove the charge and in the proper case, the civil liability and the five ordera or trial court.
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Good Day Atty. thankyou for another Knowledge about The order of trial, I ve learned that the prusecution shall
present evidence. The accused may present the evidence to prove his defense and damages. The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal ang sur-rebuttal evidence. The case shall be deemed submitted for decision. The accused interposes a lawful defense the order trial may be modified.
Good day sir/atty. Thankyou for another Lesson about the order of trial. Today I learned the five orders in trial also I've learned a lot. Thankyou and Godbless!
Goodday Atty. I've learned that the prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and in the proper case the civil liability. Thankyou and Godbless
In lesson 38, Atty. Jeffrey Bajita discuss about Order of Trial.
• What is the order of trial?
1. The prosecution shall present evidence to prove the charge and, in the proper case, the civil liability.
2. The accused may present evidence to prove his defense and damages, if any arising from the issuance of a provisional remedy in the case.
3. The prosecution and the defense may, in that order, present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court, in inherance of justice, permits them to present additional evidence bearing upon the main issue.
4. Upon admission of evidence of the parties, the case shall be deemed submitted for decision unless the court directs them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda.
5. When the accused admits the act or omission charged in the complaint or information, but interposes a lawful defense, the order of trial may be modified.
Goid day atty. Today, I've learned about the order in trial. The prosecution must always be the first to provide evidence and to be followed by the defense, but the defense has a choice if they want to present one and to be followed by the rebuttal of prosecution and sur-rebuttal of the defense.
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Thank you atty.I learned in this lesson is that self defense is a justifying circumstance and a justifying circumstance is a lawful defense
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Good day Atty. I've learned that according to Ciminal Procedure paragraph A, prosecution shall present the evidence first and then in the paragraph B, the accused may present evidence after that the prosecution may present again an evidence, that is called rebuttal evidence and then if the defense/accused also wants to present an evidence, that is called sur-rebuttal evidence. In paragraph D, as a general rule, the case shall be deemed submitted for desicion unless the court direcr them to argue orally or to submit written memoranda/memorandum. In paragraph E, if the acussed admits the act or omission charged but imposes a lawful defense the order of trail may ne modified and in this case the acussed shall present evidence first. Thank you po Atty.
Good day Atty. Thankyou for this lecture video. Ive learned that the order if trial based on our criminal procedure, the prosecution shall present eveidence to prove the charge
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Good Day Atty. I've learned that the prosecution and the defense may present rebuttal and sur-rebuttal evidence unless the court permits them to present additional evidence.
Good day too buddy Miguel.
Good Day Sir/Atty Thank you for another Lesson about the Order of Trial. Today I learn the five orders in trial Also I've learned a lot. Thank you and Godbless po!
May God bless you too buddy.