The trial procedure is as follows: The prosecution will produce its witnesses to testify as to the facts and circumstances surrounding your case. You or your attorney will be permitted to cross examination each witness. When the prosecution has completed its case, you and your witnesses will be given an opportunity to testify and will be subjected to cross examination by the prosecution. After all the evidence has been presented, the prosecution and the defense will be given another opportunity to summarize their respective cases to the Court through a brief argument. Thereafter, the Court will determine your innocence or guilt. If the Court finds you not guilty, you will be excused and the citation against you will be dismissed. If you are found guilty, the Court will impose a penalty, taking into consideration all the extenuating circumstances and your past record.
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