When a charge involves an election indictable offence, the accused has the right to choose between trial by judge alone and trial by judge and jury.

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In many jurisdictions, when charged with an indictable offence, the accused has the option to elect how they wish to be tried: either by a judge alone or by a judge and jury, depending on the specific legal system and the nature of the charge.

When a Charge Involves an Election Indictable Offence, the Accused