Why Is the Case of Woolmington V DPP So Important

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Multiple Choice

Why is the case of Woolmington v DPP so important? See Woolmington v DPP (1935) for further details.

• A)Attempts to acknowledge the inequality of bargaining power
• B)It held that the burden of proof is on the defendant in all criminal trials
• C)Acts as an essential safegurard as the resources of the state far outwiegh those of the accused
• D)It states that the burden of proof on the proseuction is beyond all reasonable doubt.

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