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  1. Criminal Behaviour Orders

    … 334) File review Evidential Considerations Civil Rules of Evidence Hearsay Evidence Unused Material Making the application Court … harassment, alarm or distress to be proved for the CBO. Evidence to show this type of behaviour other than criminal …

  2. Secondary Liability: charging decisions on principals and accessories

    … B. The correct approach is to treat such foresight as evidence of intent to assist D1 in crime B. Although foresight may sometimes be powerful evidence of intent, it is not conclusive of it [66 & 87]. … are jointly indicted for the commission of a crime and the evidence does not point to one rather than the other, and …

  3. Retrial of Serious Offences

    … under section 76  Section 78 What counts as "new" evidence? What is "compelling" evidence? The public interest Section 79 Other matters to be … of the acquitted person Examination of witnesses or evidence by the court Bail/custody once the notice of …

  4. Graduated Fee Scheme F Manual of Guidance

    … for Offences of Dishonesty and Arson Pages of Prosecution Evidence Public Interest Immunity (PII) material Electronic … Effective Trial Section 28 Hearings (Youth and Criminal Evidence Act 1999) Retrials Two part trials – Section 17 of … Dire and Ground rules Hearings (Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence act 1999) Third Party Hearings (PAW/PAH) Full and …

  5. Mental Health: Suspects and Defendants

    … people. An application must be supported by the written evidence of two doctors. An admission under section 2 lasts … available about the suspect's mental health and that the evidence of the mental element required for the offence and … any likely defence is clear. For instance, there may be evidence of a deliberate and intentional act by the suspect …

  6. Investigation

    … The next stage is investigation, where the police gather evidence. The police may ask you to tour the area where the … The police : The police arrest and question, they gather evidence and take witness statements. The CPS : The CPS is … for charging and prosecuting, they decide if the evidence is good enough to go to court. … The next stage is …

  7. Investigation

    … The next stage is investigation, where the police gather evidence. The police may ask you to tour the area where the … The police : The police arrest and question, they gather evidence and take witness statements. The CPS : The CPS is … for charging and prosecuting, they decide if the evidence is good enough to go to court. … The next stage is …

  8. Nottinghamshire surgeon jailed for attempted murder of senior colleague

    … meant that straightforward and non-controversial evidence could not be agreed as would usually happen when a … represented. This meant that some witnesses had to give evidence to the jury and have statements read out in full … intended to kill the victim. In this case we presented evidence of the lengths Brooks had gone to in ensuring his …

  9. Perverting the Course of Justice and Wasting Police Time in Cases involving Allegedly False Allegations of Rape and / or Domestic Abuse

    … involve taking proactive steps to obtain medical or other evidence on the issue. In this regard prosecutors should be … serious or sensitive it may be. Where there is sufficient evidence to justify a prosecution, prosecutors must go on to … The second question will be whether there is sufficient evidence to prove that allegation was in fact false. If the …

  10. Appeal Committee Ruling 2 of 2022 - R -v- [REDACTED]

    … discharged. The discharge of the jury occurred prior to evidence being called or read by the prosecution. … trial fee in similar circumstances  Counsel accept that evidence was neither called nor read to the jury prior to the … trial is defined as the jury having been sworn and evidence called or read. The calling of evidence is defined …

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