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… under section 76 Section 78 What counts as "new" evidence? What is "compelling" evidence? The public interest Section 79 Other matters to be … of the acquitted person Examination of witnesses or evidence by the court Bail/custody once the notice of …
… for Offences of Dishonesty and Arson Pages of Prosecution Evidence Public Interest Immunity (PII) material Electronic … Effective Trial Section 28 Hearings (Youth and Criminal Evidence Act 1999) Retrials Two part trials – Section 17 of … Dire and Ground rules Hearings (Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence act 1999) Third Party Hearings (PAW/PAH) Full and …
… people. An application must be supported by the written evidence of two doctors. An admission under section 2 lasts … available about the suspect's mental health and that the evidence of the mental element required for the offence and … any likely defence is clear. For instance, there may be evidence of a deliberate and intentional act by the suspect …
… The next stage is investigation, where the police gather evidence. The police may ask you to tour the area where the … The police : The police arrest and question, they gather evidence and take witness statements. The CPS : The CPS is … for charging and prosecuting, they decide if the evidence is good enough to go to court. … The next stage is …
… The next stage is investigation, where the police gather evidence. The police may ask you to tour the area where the … The police : The police arrest and question, they gather evidence and take witness statements. The CPS : The CPS is … for charging and prosecuting, they decide if the evidence is good enough to go to court. … The next stage is …
… involve taking proactive steps to obtain medical or other evidence on the issue. In this regard prosecutors should be … serious or sensitive it may be. Where there is sufficient evidence to justify a prosecution, prosecutors must go on to … The second question will be whether there is sufficient evidence to prove that allegation was in fact false. If the …
… discharged. The discharge of the jury occurred prior to evidence being called or read by the prosecution. … trial fee in similar circumstances Counsel accept that evidence was neither called nor read to the jury prior to the … trial is defined as the jury having been sworn and evidence called or read. The calling of evidence is defined …
… prosecutors must be satisfied that there is sufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of a conviction … that the defendant would interfere with witnesses and any evidence of violence or threats towards, or undue influence … the support they need to enable them to give their best evidence. The Witness Care Unit will also keep victims and …
… s.66 Sentencing Act 2020 (s.66 SA 2020) where there is evidence of hostility based on sexual orientation or … General Support victims and witnesses to give their best evidence Work closely with the police, criminal justice … This will assist the police to obtain the best available evidence in order to support the aggravating factor at court …
… liaising with the Spanish authorities to obtain crucial evidence. Jason McInerney, 36, from Chessington, and his … but eventually returned to the UK, although the file of evidence remained with the Spanish prosecuting authorities. … the file and the Spanish authorities’ agreement to use the evidence for the prosecution in the UK. The prosecution …