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Card 6
Front
What is the pre trial procedure for a summary offence?
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Card 7
Front
What will happen if the defendant pleads guilty to a summary offence after this?
What will happen if the defendant pleade not guilty to a summary offence after this?
Back
Card 8
Front
What are the pretrial procedures of a triable either way offence?
Back
Card 9
Front
What happens if the defendant pleads guilty to a triable either way offence after this?
What happens if the defendant pleads not guilty to a triable either way offence after this?
Back
Card 10
Front
What are the pre trial procedures involved in an indictable offence?
Back
Card 11
Front
What happens if the defendant pleads guilty to an indictable offence after this?
What happens if the defendant pleads not guilty to an indictable offence after this?
Back
Card 12
Front
How many magistrates courts are there in England and Wales?
What does the bench consist of that hears the cases?
Who do magistrates also have assisting them?
Back
Card 13
Front
What percentage of all criminal cases are heard in magistrates courts?
Which offences do magistrates courts try?
What do magistrates hear cases at?
What other offences do they also deal with the first hearing of?
Back
Card 14
Front
What can magistrate courts issue warrants to the police for?
What applications do they also decide?
Where can specially trained magistrates also try defendants?
Back
Card 15
Front
What are the sentences magistrates can pass?
What does LASPO 2012 allow magistrates to do?
What other matters might magistrates courts deal with?
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