If the king or queen commits a crime, how will he/she be tried in court? What will be the case's title?
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In the United Kingdom the sovereign not only has immunity from prosecution, it has become accepted that he or she cannot be required to give evidence in court. \n\nIt is true that Charles I was tried for treason before a Parliamentary court, convicted and executed. However, it should be noted that after the Restoration in 1660 the men who had tried the king were arrested. Several of them were then hung, drawn and quartered and, with a few exceptions, the rest were imprisoned for life.
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the DA decides whether or not there is enough evidence to prosecute.\nEveryone has the right to be tried by a jury, that would be up to the offender to decide. \nThe outcome of a civil suit is usually decided by the judge. and criminal cases by jury.\nI guess i would say #4 is the answer. \nThe jury weighs evedence in a case to determine if an offender is innocent or guilty.
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Promise of marriage followed by intercourse based on that promise and then a refusal to marry.\n\nThe crime is nullified by the subsequent performance of marriage.\n\nIt's a law school question; the crime has been abolished in many or most jurisdictions.
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Your personal lawyer!!! Your lawyer will send a court notice to discuss the matter, once the person you are trying to convict does not replies to the court notices, the case will be summoned into the court of your country...and then it will be proceeded as it should be in accordance with the law.
532146
Obstruction of justice.  It depends on the situation.
258063
When they get caught, try them in front of the largest possable audience and televise the trial.When they are convicted, throw the longest sentence possable and fine them and their families into poverty.If a few honest lawmakers and judges can be found to enforce a stern policy,thieves and grafters will think twice before the put their hands into the till.
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King/Queen > Lord/Vassal > Knight > Serfs
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King. Before the Magna Carta screwed it all up. :)
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depends how the case is handled
93186
A criminal case involves a crime, which implies that the person has harmed the public by their action, and deserve some sort of punishment, usually prison time, but sometimes just a fine. In a civil trial, the question is only whether or not an individual was harmed by the person's actions, and the only restitution is financial.
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doubtful, but it would depend on the area and when those offences happened
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the court house if he they were found guilty...or if you know the name of the case..\nIf he was guilty almost every state has a data base...
81314
There are not exact, predetermined punishments.  In each case the punishment is determined by a judge, or if a plee bargain is made, by mtual agreement of denfese and prosecution.  There are statutes that proscribe minimum and maximum sentances for different crimes, but it would be simply ridiculous to try to list the statues for every crime here.  If you would like to know the statutory punishments for some specific crime, repost a more specific question.  You would also to well to mention what country you're talking about as it does make a bit of a difference.
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Anyone can sue another person or initiy. The "murderer" will stand trial in Mass. for crimes there first. But after time served he will be returned to NC. It is up to the courts to get him back (Paperwork lots and lots of it). If he was bailed out by a bondsman then the bondsman can go and get him if he is not in jail in Mass.
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guilty till proven otherwise. ?
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Firstly, England hasn't had a Queen, or a King for that matter, since Queen Anne back in the 1700's.  The present Queen of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland is also Queen of the Dominion of Canada.  She is not above the law.  There are a great many constraints on Her power.  Members of the Royal Family can be prosecuted if one is accused of a crime.  However, the public relations scandal of a Royal committing a crime prevents that from happening.
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If you were found guilty they cut your head off. They ended the royals in that fashion, as well as heritics and regilous people they didn't like.