PART 3 CASE MANAGEMENT

3.10 Conduct of a trial or an appeal
In order to manage the trial or (in the Crown Court) appeal, the court may require a party to identify—
(a) which witnesses he intends to give oral evidence;
(b) the order in which he intends those witnesses to give their evidence;
(c) whether he requires an order compelling the attendance of a witness;
(d) what arrangements, if any, he proposes to facilitate the giving of evidence by a witness;
(e) what arrangements, if any, he proposes to facilitate the participation of any other person, including the defendant;
(f) what written evidence he intends to introduce;
(g) what other material, if any, he intends to make available to the court in the presentation of the case;
(h) whether he intends to raise any point of law that could affect the conduct of the trial or appeal; and
(i) what timetable he proposes and expects to follow.