Select the correct proposition on the compellability of accused persons to give evidence: Question 6 options: In a criminal proceeding where 2 accused persons are being jointly tried, and one accused person (the 1st accused) gives evidence in his/her own defence, the other accused person (the 2nd accused) may then compel the 1st accused to give evidence for the 2nd accused, but not otherwise. In a criminal proceeding where 2 accused persons are being jointly tried, and one accused person (the 2nd accused) does not give evidence in his/her own defence, the other accused person (the 1st accused) may nevertheless compel the 2nd accused to give evidence for the 1st accused if the 1st accused had earlier given evidence for the 2nd accused. In a criminal proceeding where 2 accused persons are being jointly tried, one accused person (the 1st accused) may not compel the other accused person (the 2nd accused) to give evidence for the 1st accused, and vice-versa