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When the matter is called, the accused should rise and approach the counsel’s table. He or she should stand on the other side of the podium from the Crown. The rule of thumb is that Crown is seated next to the witness box while the defence and the accused are seated furthest away. In order to get the matter called, the accused should indicate to the sheriff or the Crown that he/she is ready to proceed. (Add from original everything | When the matter is called, the accused should rise and approach the counsel’s table. He or she should stand on the other side of the podium from the Crown. The rule of thumb is that Crown is seated next to the witness box while the defence and the accused are seated furthest away. In order to get the matter called, the accused should indicate to the sheriff or the Crown that he/she is ready to proceed. (Add from original everything | ||
:'''Note:''' Judges are addressed as "Your Honour" in court while JPs are addressed as "Your Worship." | |||
=== 1. Interacting with Crown === | === 1. Interacting with Crown === | ||