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  1. Coronavirus: Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (Steps) (England) Regulations 2021

    … to coronavirus Charging Practice ECHR proportionality – statutory defences Government Guidelines and the Regulations … to determine which provisions were in force at the time of an alleged breach. ​ Overview of Regulations and … a parent and child group, or a support group; removed the limits on the number of people who may attend a funeral; …

  2. Attorney General's Reference on a Point of Law

    … Legal Principles What sort of cases can be referred? Timelimits Criminal Procedure Rules What sort of cases should not … been contended for or obtained. Timelimits There are no statutorytimelimits for the lodging of a Reference but …

  3. Offences during Protests, Demonstrations or Campaigns

    … acts the suspect was in possession of a weapon at the time of the offence the suspect took steps to conceal their … of the offences under the Public Order Act 2023 contain a statutory defence of reasonable excuse and will come within … time, place, and modalities of the assembly, within the limits established in paragraph 2 of Article 11. Duration of …

  4. Defendant’s refusal to attend Court

    … in the Crown Court Sentence in the Crown Court Custody timelimits Re-review Introduction This Guidance is intended to … be called.   Trial in the magistrates’ court There is a statutory requirement that a summary trial proceed in the …

  5. Joint Investigation Teams

    … specified by the JIT leader provided it is and within the limits of the national legislation of the territory in which … and 89(5)(c) of the Police Act 1996, and its corresponding statutory instruments. Consideration A JIT facilitates the … and evidence; avoiding unnecessary work; ensuring real time co-operation and joint tactical decisions are made and …

  6. Corporate Manslaughter

    … Terrorism Division. What is Corporate Manslaughter? The statutory offence of Corporate Manslaughter was brought in to … the Occupiers’ Liability Act 1984 (section 2(7). However, statutory duties which arise under the Health and Safety at … or at least that they would not have died at that time or in those circumstances. Where the prosecution is …

  7. Coronavirus: Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) Regulations 2020 effective from 13.00 on 26 March 2020 – 3 July 2020

    … from 13 June 2020 Charging Practice ECHR proportionality – statutory defences Government Guidelines and the Regulations … website to determine which provisions were in force at the time of an alleged breach. This guidance incorporates the … can be prosecuted at any time before the expiry of the statutorytime limit, provided the breach was committed …

  8. Coronavirus: Local Coronavirus Regulations Tier 1

    … and saving provisions Charging ECHR proportionality – statutory defences This guidance is a summary of the main … here to determine which provisions were in force at the time of an alleged breach. The Regulations The Health … officer will be “the prosecutor” for the purposes of this statutorytime limit provision. It should be noted that: …

  9. Education - Department for Education Prosecutions

    … of State for Education Discontinuing a prosecution Time Limit for the institution of proceedings Obligation to … Time Limit for the institution of proceedings The 6 month StatutoryTime Limit (STL) applies. It is a continuing … Time Limit for the institution of proceedings The 6 month StatutoryTime Limit (STL) applies. It is a continuing …

  10. Costs

    … for costs is made Magistrates' Courts Act proceedings Limits on Courts' Powers Statutorylimits on the courts power to order costs … In many cases it is impractical to maintain detailed time and costs records and in any event the defendant is …

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