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41.2.—(1) A prosecutor who wants to make a section 76 application must serve notice of that application in the form set out in the Practice Direction on the Registrar and the acquitted person.
(2) That notice shall, where practicable, be accompanied by―
(a)relevant witness statements which are relied upon as forming new and compelling evidence of guilt of the acquitted person as well as any relevant witness statements from the original trial;
(b)any unused statements which might reasonably be considered capable of undermining the section 76 application or of assisting an acquitted person’s application to oppose that application under rule 41.3;
(c)a copy of the indictment and paper exhibits from the original trial;
(d)copies of the transcript of the summing up and any other relevant transcripts from the original trial; and
(e)any other documents relied upon to support the section 76 application.
(3) The prosecutor must, as soon as practicable after service of that notice on the acquitted person, file with the Registrar a witness statement or certificate of service which exhibits a copy of that notice.
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