Mode of Trial (Criminal Procedure) 0.0 / 5 ? LawMode of TrialASOCR Created by: 10dhallCreated on: 26-04-17 23:34 Mode of trial procedure? Plea before venue, charge is read out by the justice clerk, the clerk informs the D that he can see any evidence the P has against him, then he is asked if he is guilty or not guilty, P and D make representations 1 of 6 What are the types of offences? Summary, either way, indictable 2 of 6 What do the Magistrates deal with? Summary offences, initial hearings, bail applications, search/arrest warrants, mode of trial 3 of 6 What do the Crown Court deal with? Bail in murder cases, indictable/either way, sentencing from the Mag, appeals from Mag 4 of 6 What do the youth court deal with? 10-17 years old, 10 is criminally liable, serious offences, murder/manslaughter, death by dangerous driving 5 of 6 What did the Criminal Justice Act 2003 state? Extended the powers so that courts can ask and see previous convictions 6 of 6
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