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applies if the accused has not pleaded guilty to all of the charges on an indictment. If this is the case, the accused must be arraigned in the presence of the jury panel and a jury for the trial must be empanelled from the jury panel before which the accused was arraigned. This links to clause 210, which provides that a trial commences when the accused pleads not guilty on arraignment before the jury panel, or the first part of a jury panel where applicable.