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| This information applies to British Columbia, Canada. Last reviewed for legal accuracy by the Law Students' Legal Advice Program on July 27, 2021. |
TRIAL BINDER
| TAB | |
|---|---|
| 1. | Information |
| Charging documents | |
| 2. | Report to Crown Counsel |
| Particulars, Report to Crown Counsel Summary/Synopsis | |
| 3. | Police Witness Statements |
| (Separate each witness with a coloured sheet and/or post it note)
Include Police Statements & Police notes together | |
| 4. | Civilian Witness Statements |
| (Separate each witness with a coloured sheet and/or post it note)
Include all statements, notes, 911 recordings etc. for each witness together | |
| 5. | Submissions/Closing Arguments |
| 6. | Case Law |
| (3 copies of each case)
1 for you, Crown & Judge | |
| 7. | Sentencing Submission |
Always be prepared to speak to sentence in case the accused is found guilty
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| 8. | Draft Cross Examination notes of each Crown witness |
| Draft Direct Examination notes of each Defence witness | |
| (Separate each witness with a coloured sheet and/or post it note) |
You should have a separate binder or notebook to make notes of the evidence during trial. Make a 2 inch margin on the right of each page. Use the margin to star or highlight areas you will want to return to during your cross-examination.
