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… from the 1 April 1997. In cases tried in the Crown Court, the CPIA applies from the arrival of the case in the Crown Court (section 1(2)) and ceases to apply upon the conclusion … and another 2014 UKSC 37; [2015] AC 225 , the Supreme Court considered the continuing duty of disclosure at common …
… covered performance in both the magistrates' and Crown Court, as well as in rape, domestic violence and sexual … covered performance in both the magistrates' and Crown Court, as well as in rape, domestic violence and sexual …
… advocates prosecuting in magistrates’ courts and the Youth Court. This is of course the second stage of reform. It was … advocates prosecuting in magistrates’ courts and the Youth Court. Before I get into the detail, I should like to … of the interim offer; second, the review of 3,000 Crown Court case files to provide the evidence base of what makes …
… not guilty. However, at a trial at Warrington Magistrates' Court on Friday 21 July 2023 he was found guilty. He is due … not guilty. However, at a trial at Warrington Magistrates' Court on Friday 21 July 2023 he was found guilty. He is due …
… of an offence, or who has been found guilty in a court of law. The use of any wording does not confer any … are civil orders. A SPO is made on application to the magistrate’s court by the police. Applications for interim or … are civil orders. A SPO is made on application to the magistrate’s court by the police. Applications for interim or …
… Karen Wright , 50, who now works in the Magistrates' Court Unit in CPS West Midlands, said: “Being at home on our … Karen Wright , 50, who now works in the Magistrates' Court Unit in CPS West Midlands, said: “Being at home on our …
… of / failure to comply with enforcement Forfeiture by court following conviction (s.55) Sentencing Considerations … (April 2013) , the Ministry of Justice/YJB Youth Out-of-Court-Disposal Guide for Police and Youth Offending Services … one or more of these three conditions is satisfied, the court is required to treat the condition as an aggravating …
… from circulation and then an application made to the court that issued the EAW to have it withdrawn. … to prison. Where a person is sentenced in absence, the court is likely to have issued an arrest warrant prior to the … if convicted). In addition, as a matter of EU law (see Court of Justice of the EU judgments in C-398/19 and …
… of confidentiality from the third party Orders of the Court The presumption of innocence and the rights of the … to the CPS and then forwarded to either magistrates’ court or the Crown Court. At any given time the statement can be in the …
… neck, whether using their hands or other means. The Crown Court Compendium states the dictionary definition is, ‘the … case, in Stocker v Stocker [2019] UKSC 17 , the UK Supreme Court considered the ordinary meaning of “strangle” in the … defamatory as they indicated an intention to kill. The Court considered that the ordinary reader would define …