Stages in criminal trials at High Court?

The stages in criminal trials in the High Court are: 

(a). To determine matters not in dispute by holding a Preliminary Hearing. 

(b). To open prosecution case after P. H. 

(c). To make a ruling as whether there is a case to answer. 

(d). If there is a case to answer to open a defense case. 

(e). To allow the making of final submission if so desired by the Court 

(f). The Judge to make a sum up of the case to the assessors.