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Cambridge Crown Court is where serious criminal cases, like the Huntingdon train stabbing, are heard. The prosecution presents evidence to prove guilt, while the defence aims to cast doubt. A jury of 12 ordinary citizens listens to all the evidence and arguments before deciding if the defendant is guilty or not guilty beyond reasonable doubt.
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