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Card 16
Front
How many crown courts are there in England and Wales?
How many cases do they deal with annually?
Who presides the court and what is their role?
Who else sits in the crown court and what is their role?
Back
Card 17
Front
Which offences does the Crown Court hear?
What other work including the magistrates court does the crown court deal with?
Back
Card 18
Front
What appeals are made to the crown court?
Who joins the crown court when hearing these appeals?
What does the defendant automatically have to have the case heard entirely?
Back
Card 19
Front
What option do judges have when hearing an appeal from the magistrates court to the crown court? - conviction
What option do judges have when hearing an appeal from the magistrates court to the crown court? - sentence
Back
Card 20
Front
What appeals are heard in the court of appeal?
What must be given to the defendant in order to appeal to this court?
What rare circumstances allow the prosecution to appeal to this court?
Back
Card 21
Front
What option do judges have when hearing an appeal from the crown court to the crown court? - appeal + conviction
What option do judges have when hearing an appeal from the crown court to the crown court? - sentence
Back
Card 22
Front
What appeals do the queens bench division hear?
What must the raised point be of?
Who decides on the fact of the case?
More usually, who is the case sent to?
What can the judges do?
Back
Card 23
Front
What two groups of people does the supreme court hear appeals from?
What must the raised point be of?
What are some examples of cases like this?
Back
Card 24
Front
What is the route of appeal if the case started in the magistrates court?
Back
Card 25
Front
What is the route of appeal if the case is initially decided in the crown court?
Back
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