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  1. Reviewing Finalised Cases

    … strict approach to the granting of leave to appeal out of time where the grounds of appeal are based on subsequent … conclusion of the review this will depend on the likely time that will be required for a full review. Decision Tree … the Court of Appeal will not usually grant an extension of time for permission to appeal. This practice was affirmed in …

  2. Public Justice Offences

    … Acquittal Interference with Jurors Wasting Police Time - section 5(2) Criminal Law Act 1967 Obstructing a … formation of a civil partnership. Note that extended timelimits apply to some summary only motoring offences and the … It is a common law offence for a person to escape lawful custody without the use of force (escape) or with the use of …

  3. Coronavirus: Health Protection (Coronavirus, Wearing of Face Coverings on Public Transport) (England) Regulations 2020

    … website to determine which provisions were in force at the time of an alleged breach.. This guidance incorporates the … responsibility for a relevant child if the individual: has custody or charge of the child for the time being, or has … responsibility for a relevant child if the individual: has custody or charge of the child for the time being, or has …

  4. Dangerous Dog Offences

    … Act) creates two offences. One concerns the possession or custody of specified dogs bred for fighting: section 1(3). … As of 1 February 2024 it became illegal to possess or have custody of an XL Bully dog under section 1(3) of the 1991 … as fact in the same way as the SFR1 process, until such time as the trial issue is identified. If they seek to …

  5. Computer Misuse Act

    … could include: The accused is in the home country at the time of the offence The target of the CMA offence is in the … guilty of an offence if the employer clearly defined the limits of the employee's authority to access a program or … Southwark Crown Court sentenced him to 6 and 12 months' custody, concurrent, for the sections1 and 3 offences, …

  6. Psychoactive Substances

    … to prove that the substance was psychoactive at the time that the offence was committed, and that it was capable … Rules and related Criminal Practice Directions. Given the time that it may take to obtain a chemical reference standard … to: hallucinations; changes in alertness, perception of time and space, mood or empathy with others; and drowsiness. …

  7. Sentencing - Ancillary Orders

    … This will include details of the injury itself, treatment, time lost from work and the likely prognosis. Details of … with a prison sentence of 4 months for escape from lawful custody was upheld. The offender had been stopped by the … the period that the person might be expected to spend in custody – see section 35A(4) of the Road Traffic Offenders …

  8. Contempt of Court

    … Evidence Act 1999. This must be within the summary time limit for these offences. The Attorney General’s consent … the penalty for contempt of up to 2 years’ committal to custody is plainly more appropriate for the conduct than the … only on indictment, carry a maximum sentence of two years’ custody and/or a fine and require the Attorney General’s …

  9. Minutes of the CPS Board meeting on 25 November 2015

    … performance for the quarter. 20. It was noted that CustodyTime Limit (CTL) failures had been re-introduced as a high … performance for the quarter. 20. It was noted that CustodyTime Limit (CTL) failures had been re-introduced as a …

  10. CPS National Standards of Advocacy

    … available for the court and the defence. Consider whether CustodyTimeLimits apply and whether any application for an extension …

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