Criminal courts and processess pre-trial issues 1 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? LawCriminal courts and processesGCSEAQA Created by: alex123Created on: 24-04-17 19:14 What is one of the ways a case is brought to trial? Summons 1 of 35 What is another way? Arrest 2 of 35 What does CPS stand for? Crown Prosecution Service 3 of 35 What is the least worse offence called? Summary 4 of 35 What is the middle worse offence called? Triable-either way 5 of 35 What is the worst of all offence called? Indictable 6 of 35 What is the bottom criminal court? Magistrates Court 7 of 35 what is the next criminal court? Crown Court 8 of 35 what is the criminal court of appeal? Court of appeal criminal division 9 of 35 What is the top criminal court? Supreme court 10 of 35 Who can arrest? Police 11 of 35 who else can arrest? Private Citizens 12 of 35 When can a police man or women arrest? any one about to commit a crime 13 of 35 When else can a police man or women arrest? who is commiting a crime 14 of 35 When else can a police man or women arrest? who has commited a crime 15 of 35 What must they have to do this? reasonable grounds for suspecting so 16 of 35 what is one of the things the CPS is responsible for? advising the police 17 of 35 what is another one of the things the CPS is responsible for? revieing cases submitted by the police 18 of 35 what is another one of the things the CPS is responsible for? determining charges 19 of 35 what is another one of the things the CPS is responsible for? preparing and presenting cases in court 20 of 35 when can they not detmine a charge? for a minor case 21 of 35 Where would a summary offence be heard? Magistrates Court 22 of 35 who is the decision maker? magistrate or district judge 23 of 35 What is the max sentance? 6 months imprisonment or 5,000 fine 24 of 35 what is an example of a summary offence? common assult 25 of 35 Where would a triable either way offence be heard? Magistrates or Crown court 26 of 35 who is the decison maker when heard in magistrates court? Magistrates or district judge 27 of 35 who is the decision maker when heard in crown court? jury 28 of 35 who decides if it can be heard in crown court? defendent and magistrates 29 of 35 What is the max sentence? up to max for crime in question 30 of 35 what is an example of a triable either way offence? ABH 31 of 35 What court is a indictable offence heard in? crown court 32 of 35 who is the decision maker? jury decide verdict and judge sentences if guilty 33 of 35 Whats the max sentence? same as triable either way 34 of 35 what is an example of an indictable offence Murder 35 of 35
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