Which of the Following Factors Are Specifically Considered by a Court

question 14

Multiple Choice

Which of the following factors are specifically considered by a court in determining whether or not to grant special measures? Section 17(2) of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999 provides a list of factors which courts must take into account.

• A)The nature of the alleged offence
• B)The gender of the witness
• C)The circumstances surrounding the alleged offence
• D)The witness' age
• E)Behaviour towards the witness by either the accused or his/her family or associates

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