Law -criminal process
- Created by: Lauraburge
- Created on: 22-03-16 18:40
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2. who can decide wether or not to grant bail?
- The police
- The Police and The Court
- The Court
- A Jury and The Court
3. what does a 'mode of trial' proceeding establish?
- establishes wether theres a valid requests for bail
- establishes details of the case and how it will be carried out i.e. pre sentence reports, medical reports etc..
- establishes the location of the trial in an either way offence
- establishes the length of the trial and witness and advocates used in trial
4. in which category of offence is it possible for the defendant choosing between two courts?
- either way offences
- summary offences
- indictable offences
5. examples of summary offences are..
- murder, man slaughter and robbery
- driving without insurance, common assault and criminal damage under £5000
- theft and assault occasioning actual bodily harm
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