BOOK SECOND
LAWS OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
PART I
OF THE AUTHORITIES TO WHICH THE ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IS ENTRUSTED
Title IV Of the Criminal Court
458.(2) If the accused is assisted by more than one advocate, such advocates may divide the duties between them in such a manner that one will make the defence and the other will make the rejoinder, when this is allowed, or, that one will make the defence and rejoinder and the other will examine the witnesses; but neither of them may address the court or the jury after the defence or rejoinder has been made by the other; and the provisions of this subarticle shall apply to every other stage of the proceedings in which the accused is assisted by more than one advocate.
(3) It shall also be lawful for the accused either to make his own defence and leave to his advocate the rejoinder, when this is allowed, or to make the rejoinder notwithstanding that his defence was made by his advocate.
Rights during trial - legal assistance
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