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   Book,  Part, Can.

 1    2,    2,  489|            of morals, in which the accused parties have died or ten
 2    6,    1, 1312|          law more favorable to the accused is to be applied.~§2. If
 3    6,    1, 1323| circumstances mentioned in §1, the accused is not bound by a latae
 4    6,    1, 1325|           commit the delict;~3/ an accused person who, when a penalty
 5    6,    1, 1347|                  Can. 1348 When an accused is acquitted of an accusation
 6    7,    1, 1411|            1412 In penal cases the accused, even if absent, can be
 7    7,    1, 1481|           2. In a penal trial, the accused must always have an advocate
 8    7,    3, 1675|           A marriage which was not accused while both spouses were
 9    7,    3, 1675|      spouses were living cannot be accused after the death of either
10    7,    4, 1720|             1/ he is to inform the accused of the accusation and the
11    7,    4, 1720|           self-defense, unless the accused neglected to appear after
12    7,    4, 1722|           of justice and cited the accused, at any stage of the process
13    7,    4, 1722|            process can exclude the accused from the sacred ministry
14    7,    4, 1723|            The judge who cites the accused must invite the accused
15    7,    4, 1723|            accused must invite the accused to appoint an advocate according
16    7,    4, 1723|           by the judge.~§2. If the accused does not make provision,
17    7,    4, 1723|            function as long as the accused does not appoint an advocate
18    7,    4, 1724|      process.~§2. For validity the accused must accept the renunciation
19    7,    4, 1724|            renunciation unless the accused was declared absent from
20    7,    4, 1725|          written or oral form, the accused, either personally or through
21    7,    4, 1726|     evidently established that the accused did not commit the delict,
22    7,    4, 1726|           sentence and absolve the accused even if it is also established
23    7,    4, 1727|                  Can. 1727 §1. The accused can propose an appeal even
24    7,    4, 1727|         the sentence dismissed the accused only because the penalty
25    7,    4, 1728|            to be observed.~§2. The accused is not bound to confess
26    7,    4, 1728|        oath be administered to the accused.~
27    7,    4, 1730|          proposed challenge or the accused has been absolved for a