Which of the Following Is Not True Regarding Indictable Offences

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not true regarding indictable offences in Canada?

• A) The accused can choose whether the trial proceeds by judge alone or judge and jury in some indictable offences.
• B) Less serious indictable offences are heard by a judge sitting alone.
• C) Highly serious indictable offences are tried by judge and jury.
• D) Highly serious indictable offences can be tried by judge alone if the accused and attorney general agree.
• E) All of the above are true regarding indictable offences in Canada.

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