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… Having a Sentencing Starting Point in a Magistrates' Court at Custody or High Level Community Order Annex B: … considers that the sentence likely to be imposed by the court for the offence concerned will not exceed 2 years … will ordinarily require such cases to be dealt with at court. Any indictable-only case considered by the police as …
… and the Drug Trafficking Act 1994 before the magistrates’ court, Crown Court and High Court. Level 3 advocates will also be expected to conduct …
… charged with an either-way offence likely to remain in the magistrate’s court or summary only offence, and it is considered likely … charged with an either-way offence likely to remain in the magistrate’s court or summary only offence, and it is …
… Courtney Havill was sentenced at Manchester Magistrates' Court to 52 weeks in custody, suspended for two years, with a … Courtney Havill was sentenced at Manchester Magistrates' Court to 52 weeks in custody, suspended for two years, with a …
… images at the protest. Today at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, all three women were found guilty of carrying or … images at the protest. Today at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, all three women were found guilty of carrying or …
… it is appropriate to present charges for the criminal court to consider. The CPS assessment of a case is not in any … criminal conduct. A finding of guilt can only be made by a court. Similarly, a decision not to bring criminal charges … properly applied, that relevant evidence is put before the court and that obligations of disclosure are complied with. …
… quality. In respect of casework quality and the Crown Court, it was queried whether there was an additional measure … on progress in relation to both Magistrates and Crown Court performance. 16. The Board commented positively on the … quality. In respect of casework quality and the Crown Court, it was queried whether there was an additional measure …
… authorities, and for applications to be made to the Family Court, in cases involving children of 17 and under. … of the prosecution case, applications to the family court for disclosure of material will generally be made by … 681 , and R v Flook [2009] EWCA Crim 682 . In Flook the Court found that there cannot be any absolute obligation on …
… The report found that there was good grip on the Crown Court cases. They were charged promptly, and generally … efficiently and effectively. There were no Crown Court cases where Judge’s Orders were not complied with. This … and also for complying with the speaking to witnesses at court protocol, consulting witnesses where appropriate, and …