Article 158 — Article (158) Serving a Notice to Appear upon the Accused is Unnecessary
Book 3: COURTS · Part 2: Trial Procedures · Chapter 1: General Provisions: Section I: Service of Process Upon Litigants: Article (157) Appearance of the Accused Before the Court
There shall be no need to serve upon the Accused a notice to appear before the court, if the latter has already attended the hearing and the charge has been brought against him by the Public Prosecution, and he accepted the trial.
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