Supreme Court held that lower courts must transfer cases of serious assault to the main hearing court.

The Supreme Court ruled that the Court of Appeal was obligated to transfer a case involving serious assault to the main hearing court. The prosecution argued that the severity of the alleged crimes necessitated a higher level of judicial scrutiny, while the defense contended otherwise. The court decided that the statutory duty to transfer such cases to the main hearing court was mandatory to ensure proper procedural handling of serious offenses.