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  1. Appeals – Prosecution Rights

    … to the appeal The powers of the Court of Appeal Custody timelimits Reporting restrictions Part II: Points to consider Who … How should the prosecution exercise the right of appeal? Statutory requirements Likelihood of the Court of Appeal …

  2. Appeals to the Court of Appeal

    … 56 days of the date on which it was made. This allows time for the correction of errors that would otherwise … - Jurisdiction The jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal is statutory. In relation to an appeal against sentence, its … is to address the court. The provisions contain short timelimits. The prosecution only has 7 days from the granting of …

  3. Road Traffic - Summary Offences

    … can be given: either orally or in writing at the time the offence was committed. The warning need not be … not with reasonable diligence be ascertained within the statutorytime; or the defendant contributed to that failure … effect of ‘driving a coach and horses’ through the present statutory provisions.”   Where a defendant maintains as part …

  4. Victims' Right to Review (VRR) Conviction Rates 2013/14

    … evidence or if the offence cannot be charged because the statutorytime limit has expired. Cases where all charges are left on … evidence or if the offence cannot be charged because the statutorytime limit has expired. Cases where all charges are …

  5. Victims' Right to Review (VRR) Conviction Rates 2014/15

    … evidence or if the offence cannot be charged because the statutorytime limit has expired. Cases where all charges are left on … evidence or if the offence cannot be charged because the statutorytime limit has expired. Cases where all charges are …

  6. Victims' Right to Review (VRR) Conviction Rates 2015/16

    … evidence or if the offence cannot be charged because the statutorytime limit has expired. Cases where all charges are left on … evidence or if the offence cannot be charged because the statutorytime limit has expired. Cases where all charges are …

  7. Immigration

    … of refrigerated freight at point of departure and time of seizure Travel tickets, receipts, any notes, CMRs … see the Defences - Duress and Necessity legal guidance . Statutory Defences When applicable, prosecutors should … setting out: the explanation to the defendant of the limits of leave and the fact that a notice in writing under …

  8. Director's Instructions to CPS Associate Prosecutors

    … of Offences Act 1985 as Amended Introduction The Statutory powers under section 7A Powers and rights of … Act, will cease to have effect. 1.6 The Director may from time to time issue guidance to Chief Crown Prosecutors on the … relation to any proceedings (including sentencing). 2. The Statutory powers under section 7A 2.1 Subject to any …

  9. Witness Expenses and Allowances Annex 1: Witness Expenses (Ordinary & Professional Allowances): Current Rates

    … Leaflet NFR WEF 1B) gives the current rates and upper limits of allowances payable to ordinary witnesses called to … Service. The rates and upper limits are reviewed from time to time and the amounts in force when you attend court … These payments are not subject to income tax or other statutory deductions. To claim loss of earnings, you must get …

  10. Extradition - From the UK

    … the warrant amounts to an extradition offence; any of the statutory bars to extradition apply; there is prima facie … conduct also constitutes an offence in the UK. Passage of Time - where extradition would be unjust or oppressive in … to deal with the breach in the usual way. The usual timelimits apply, so the breach must be dealt with promptly in …

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