Political Law, 2012 Bar — Question 47

MULTIPLE CHOICE

The requisites of a valid trial in absentia exclude: (A) Wherein his/her failure to appear is unjustifiable. (B) Wherein he/she allows himself/herself to be identified by the witness in his/her absence, without further unqualified admitting that every time a witness mentions a name by which he/she is known, it shall be understood to refer to him/her. (C) Wherein he/she has been duly notified of the trial. (D) Wherein the accused has already been arraigned.

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