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GR: A defendant must always be in court during the whole of his trial
Lawrence v King ; Adeoye v State
Offences of not more than 10,000 naira or 6 months imprisonment
135 ACJA
Misconduct at trial
266(a) ACJA ; 268(a) ACJLK ; 208 ACJLL
At the hearing of an interlocutory application
266(b) ACJA ; 268(b) ACJLK
Defendant granted bail fails to attend court without reasonable explanation after at least 2 adjournments
352 ACJA
Trial must be continued in absentia but sentence must be delivered in the prescence of the defendant
352(5) CFRN
Unsound mind of the defendant
217 ACJLL
Compulsory representation for the defendant in murder cases
Josiah v State
Orders the court may make where the complainant is absent
351 ACJA ; 232 ACJLL
Absence of both complainant and defendant
353 ACJA ; 356 ACJLL
No particular number of witnesses is needed to establish a case
200 EA
The Prosecution need not call all the witnesses listed in his information
Adaje v The State
Absence after at least 2 adjournment
352 ACJA
Where an accused person is served with at least 3 days’ notice by the court informing him of the date of hearing, if he is absent at the hearing, the proceedings may continue in his absence
256 ACJLL