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Not necessarily, you can request a bench trial (without jury) if you wish, although in the case of more serious crimes the judge will probably advise against it, and in the case of capital offenses, a jury trial may be mandatory.

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Q: Does it have to be a jury trial if it goes to court?
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What court deals with serious offences and has no jury?

Any court if you choose a bench trial instead of a trial by jury.,


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