Communication Intermediaries within Police, Legal, and Justice Contexts: Webinar 3
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1. Question
Is a victim able to add to their statement after they give it to the police?
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Is a defence lawyer legally obligated to share information with the Crown Attorney?
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Should a Communication Intermediary attend a plea bargaining meeting if the victim/witness is attending?
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If a person gets a conditional discharge, does he or she have a police record?
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5. Question
Can the communication intermediary alert a judge if they think the victim / witness if not understanding a question during cross examination?
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