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I am looking for information on witness lists and magistrate recusal in criminal proceedings in Trinidad and Tobago, specifically:
1. What information must be provided regarding witnesses prior to the start of a trial - names, addresses etc.
2. Is the presiding magistrate required to familiarize himself with the witness list prior to the start of the trial - re: conflict of interest, possible grounds for recusal etc.
3. When a magistrate recuses himself from a trial, what written information does he have to provide for making this decision.
If anyone knows the answer to these questions or where I can get them, please post.
Thank you very much.
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