n1F1 d ... ~ ?#Wiil1~ru111Jf'l1fl.ffwffu d,. L:l-l'el~lJ\'1!.11'Wb~'VlmLI'I~ ~1LI'I!.I:!-1'1l1'W1~ Lu li11i11i1 L\'l'el b'i-19'111'1'Yl111JA~ ..;1 Ll'l!.l ,. ~ 0 ... ,., .. Lli1!.1LLtll'l~if'1l LVi"'"'1~'!-1~'1lii'1ln~'!-1:1-11 !.1~~ ~~h~1~:a~ ~~ u~li1~ \'1!.11'W'!-I~n,31'W~~:;u1~1J L~~"' LLti'~ 1,:(,.;1 LI'I!.IU1\'1!.11'WLif1~1J L~'el ~l.J\'1 !.11'\..!,.;1 Ll'l !.1 Li'l~~ LL?f~ ~ . h'Vl rlLLI'I :;,.;1 Ll'l!.iihh'W1"1 DIVISION Ill PROCEDURE IN THE COURTS OF FIRST INSTANCE 121 After the witness for the prosecution has been taken, the accused is entitled to open the case for the purpose of stating to the court the case for the defence, by setting forth the facts or provisions LLnl'l~ of law upon which he proposes to rely, and the evidence which he proposes to bring. The accused shall then adduce the witness for the Uli11i1~'ll'il~iilwif~!.ithn '1-1~'1lwt!~~'1l'l-l~'il'if~i1'1l~'1lth~ 1 'W1::'1-1~1~Yl~11!1.11 /«·--. ' ' \.;:11 {h 9'111'1 LM'\..!~1 hJc.;1 LUU.l'el~ ~1J\'1!.11'W'I-Il~ 'l11m1'1l::h~n ~::i~~li1\'1!.11'W'!-1~'1ln1~'WL~!.11'i1Jf defence. After the witness for the defence has been taken, the prosecutor and the accused are entitled to close their respective cases either orally or in writing, or both. 3.111'1'5'1 "'mlllt L~'elL9'Vln~uvm1wl'l1"1LL?i~ ti'1LM'Wi'l:l-lli1~19'111'1~ tl1'W19L1!.1n~1'W~'Wn111'1'1lUI'l~'W91nl'l'll'n~1'W'1i!.im1mL~'1ll.h::n'ilum1 u ~ 9 'ii'!.i1tlf In the course of the trial, if the Court is of opinion that it is not necessary to take further evidence or to carry out any further proceedings, it may issue an order dispensing with the taking of such evidence or the carrying out of such proceedings. Section 175.- When the prosecutor has already taken evidence, if it is deemed expedient, the Court is empowered to •,:1-111'1~1 ~'1l~ "'mJ"' 1uiuYl911!1.11 t'f1..;1L1'1!.11,:(m1l"ul111111\'lmj,J M11'1"1::Ylw1nj,r1 Lli1!.11l-i~uwmu'l-l~ns1uiii'1lhlii1tlf L-i''WLL!iili1~~~ if'1l'l-11b 'Wii1~1 :i-ilJ1i1~~,.;1 Ll'l!.ii"UI'l11111\'IJ''Wn~'l-l:!-11 !.1 1'!-I'Wii1'1i(;] 11 L'Vll; rl mh~ ~1m,:(,.;11i1n ~~ LLiii,:(1lJ~'W11Ml'1lb'VJj,ri'ltl1'W~'!-1Unn~1,r'W • demand the file of the inquiry from the Public Prosecutor for consideration of deciding such case. "Section 176.- In the trial of a case, if the accused pleads guilty to the charge, the Court may give judgment without taking any further 9'111'1 evidence, provided that if the minimum punishment in the c:ese where the accused pleads guilty to the charge is imprisonment from five years upwards or heavier, the Court must hear the witness for the p-rosecution until it is satisfied that the accused is guilty. "Section 176" revised by the Act Amending the Criminal Procedure .J (fl!J!JI'/ b) YUl. kur.C<f' U1/il:i"1 <><O v ~- --~-~-~~-~---· Code (No.6), B.E. 2499, Section 11.