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  1. Knife and Other Weapons Offences

    … maximum penalty of six months imprisonment. The statutory time limit in section 127 Magistrates' Courts Act 1980 will … the weapon was made before 1954 or was made at any other time according to the traditional methods of making swords by … presence and the seller was outside of the UK at the time of the sale. Before the sale, the seller entered an …

  2. Expert Evidence

    … case. Is the expert's opinion being sought at the right time? This can be a difficult balancing exercise. The report … a second expert, particularly in cases involving a custodytime limit. Continuing to rely on the discredited … on matters of human nature and behaviour within the limits of normality any more helpful than that of the jurors …

  3. CPS data summary Quarter 1 2023-2024

    … was 62,806. Pre-charge timeliness The mean average time for the police and CPS to charge remained largely static … included in the measure: Cases in which the suspect is in custody and the charging advice is urgent and have a target … included in the measure: Cases in which the suspect is in custody and the charging advice is urgent and have a target …

  4. Older People: Prosecuting Crimes against

    … ; the offence was repeated or continued over a period of time, or there are grounds for believing that the offence is … hospitals or nursing homes or otherwise in a person's custody or care. A person lacking capacity will have a mental … to guardianship under this Act, or otherwise in the custody or care (whether by virtue of any legal or moral …

  5. Disclosure of Material to Third Parties

    … an Inquest/Criminal Prosecution is envisaged or pending Time frames RTCs where no prosecution is envisaged General … allows for the inspection, photographing, preservation, custody and detention of property which appears to the court … allows for the inspection, photographing, preservation, custody and detention of property which appears to the court …

  6. Witnesses

    … format for presentation in court within a reasonable time. The MG3/request for charging advice should clearly … and Investigations Act 1996 (Defence Disclosure TimeLimits) Regulations 2011 . There is no duty on the defence to … a separate interpreter. When a defendant is remanded in custody from the police station to the Magistrates’ Court, it …

  7. CPS data summary Quarter 1 2020-2021

    … capacity. Throughout April and May, hearings related to custodytimelimits, decisions on detention and bail, and urgent …

  8. CPS data summary Quarter 3 2023-2024

    … specifically related to a flag may be considered at the time of the pre-charge decision, the defendant may in fact be … included in the measure: Cases in which the suspect is in custody and the charging advice is urgent and have a target … included in the measure: Cases in which the suspect is in custody and the charging advice is urgent and have a target …

  9. Criminal Behaviour Orders

    … with an absolute discharge nor be imposed at the same time as the court defers sentence. The test for making a CBO: … is sentenced, the court has no power to remand him in custody or on bail (with or without conditions). As such, … is sentenced, the court has no power to remand him in custody or on bail (with or without conditions). As such, …

  10. Terrorism

    … paused when a detained person is transferred from police custody to hospital. Further information about the provisions … receive Extended Determinate Sentences – instead the whole time will be served in custody; increasing the maximum penalty from 10 to 14 years …

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