Political Law, 2012 Bar — Question 90

MULTIPLE CHOICE

The right of the accused to be informed is violated if: (A) he was accused of killing his wife by strangulation but it was proven that his wife died of poisoning. (B) it was proven that he killed somebody on a date different from the one alleged in the information. (C) he was charged with parricide but was convicted of murder, because it turned out that he and the victim were not married. (D) the accused was charged with commission of acts of lasciviousness and was convicted of unjust vexation.

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