The Criminal Procedure Rules 2005 No. 384 (L. 4) xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"
Introductory Text
PART 1 THE OVERRIDING OBJECTIVE
1.1.The overriding objective
1.2.The duty of the participants in a criminal case
1.3.The application by the court of the overriding objective
PART 2 UNDERSTANDING AND APPLYING THE RULES
2.1.When the Rules apply
2.2.Definitions
2.3.References to Acts of Parliament and to Statutory Instruments
2.4.The glossary
PART 3 CASE MANAGEMENT
3.1.The scope of this Part
3.2.The duty of the court
3.3.The duty of the parties
3.4.Case progression officers and their duties
3.5.The court’s case management powers
3.6.Application to vary a direction
3.7.Agreement to vary a time limit fixed by a direction
3.8.Case preparation and progression
3.9.Readiness for trial or appeal
3.10.Conduct of a trial or an appeal
3.11.Case management forms and records
Criminal Procedure Rules
Regulations
Provisions of Acts of Parliament
PART 4 SERVICE OF DOCUMENTS
4.1.Service of summons, etc issued by a magistrates' court
4.2.Proof of service in magistrates' courts
4.3.Service of documents in Crown Court proceedings
PART 5 FORMS
5.1.Forms
5.2.Magistrates' court forms in Welsh
5.3.Signature of magistrates' court forms by justices' clerk
PART 6 COURT RECORDS
6.1.Magistrates' court register
6.2.Registration of endorsement of licence under section 57 of the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988
6.3.Registration of certificate issued under section 70 of the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988
6.4.Proof of proceedings in magistrates' courts
PART 7 COMMENCING PROCEEDINGS IN MAGISTRATES' COURTS
7.1.Information and complaint
7.2.Statement of offence
7.3.Information to be for one offence only
7.4.Duty of court officer receiving statutory declaration under section 14(1) of the Magistrates' Courts Act 1980
7.5.Notice of order under section 25 of the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988
7.6.Statutory declaration under section 72 and 73 of the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988
7.7.Form of summons
7.8.Summons or warrant to secure attendance of a parent or guardian at a youth court
7.9.Magistrates' court officer to have copies of documents sent to accused under section 12(1) of the Magistrates' Courts Act 1980
PART 8 OBJECTING TO THE DISCONTINUANCE OF PROCEEDINGS IN A MAGISTRATES' COURT
8.1.Time for objecting
8.2.Form of notice
8.3.Duty of Director of Public Prosecutions
8.4.Duty of magistrates' court
PART 9 PRE-TRIAL HEARINGS IN MAGISTRATES' COURTS
Contents of this Part
PART 10 COMMITTAL FOR TRIAL
10.1.Restrictions on reports of committal proceedings
10.2.Committal for trial without consideration of the evidence
10.3.Consideration of evidence at committal proceedings
10.4.Court’s reminder to a defendant of right to object to evidence being read at trial without further proof
10.5.Material to be sent to court of trial
PART 11 TRANSFER FOR TRIAL OF SERIOUS FRAUD CASES OR CASES INVOLVING CHILDREN
11.1.Interpretation of this Part
11.2.Transfer on bail
11.3.Notice where person removed to hospital
11.4.Variation of arrangements for bail
11.5.Documents etc to be sent to Crown Court
PART 12 SENDING FOR TRIAL
12.1.Documents to be sent to the Crown Court
12.2.Time for first appearance of accused sent for trial
PART 13 DISMISSAL OF CHARGES TRANSFERRED OR SENT TO THE CROWN COURT
13.1.Interpretation of this Part
13.2.Written notice of oral application for dismissal
13.3.Written application for dismissal
13.4.Prosecution reply
13.5.Determination of applications for dismissal—procedural matters
13.6.Service of documents
PART 14 THE INDICTMENT
14.1.Method of preferring an indictment
14.2.Time for preferring an indictment
14.3.Committal documents to be made available to person wishing to prefer an indictment
PART 15 PREPARATORY HEARINGS IN CASE OF SERIOUS FRAUD AND OTHER COMPLEX OR LENGTHY CASES IN THE CROWN COURT
15.1.Application for a preparatory hearing
15.2.Time for making application
15.3.Representations concerning an application
15.4.Determination of application
15.5.Disclosure of prosecution case
15.6.Defence disclosure
15.7.Content of order
15.8.Service of documents
PART 16 RESTRICTIONS ON REPORTING AND PUBLIC ACCESS
16.1.Application for a reporting direction under section 46(6) of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999
16.2.Opposing an application for a reporting direction under section 46(6) of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999
16.3.Urgent action on an application under section 46(6) of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999
16.4.Excepting direction under section 46(9) of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999
16.5.Variation or revocation of a reporting or excepting direction under section 46 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999
16.6.Application for an extension of time in proceedings under section 46 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999
16.7.Decision of the court on an application under section 46 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999
16.8.Proceedings sent or transferred to the Crown Court with direction under section 46 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999 in force
16.9.Hearings in camera and applications under section 46 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999
16.10.Application to hold a Crown Court trial in camera
16.11.Crown Court hearings in chambers
PART 17 EXTRADITION
17.1.Refusal to make an order of committal
17.2.Notice of waiver
17.3.Notice of consent
17.4.Notice of consent (parties to 1995 Convention)
17.5.Consent to early removal to Republic of Ireland
17.6.Bail pending removal to Republic of Ireland
17.7.Delivery of warrant issued in Republic of Ireland
17.8.Verification of warrant etc. issued in Republic of Ireland
17.9.Application to state a case where court declines to order removal to Republic of Ireland
17.10.Draft case where court declines to order removal to Republic of Ireland
17.11.Forms for proceedings for removal to Republic of Ireland
PART 18 WARRANTS
18.1.Warrant to be signed
18.2.Warrant issued out of hours
18.3.Warrant of arrest
18.4.Records to be kept where warrant is endorsed for bail
18.5.Committal to custody to be by warrant
18.6.Warrant of commitment
18.7.Form of warrant of commitment in a youth court
18.8.Warrant of commitment where recognizances not taken
PART 19 BAIL IN MAGISTRATES' COURTS AND THE CROWN COURT
19.1.Application to a magistrates' court to vary conditions of police bail
19.2.Application to a magistrates' court to reconsider grant of police bail
19.3.Notice of change of time for appearance before magistrates' court
19.4.Directions by a magistrates' court as to security, etc
19.5.Requirements to be complied with before release on bail granted by a magistrates' court
19.6.Notice to governor of prison, etc, where release from custody is ordered by a magistrates' court
19.7.Release when notice received by governor of prison that recognizances have been taken or requirements complied with
19.8.Notice from a magistrates' court of enlargement of recognizances
19.9.Further remand of minors by a youth court
19.10.Notes of argument in magistrates' court bail hearings
19.11.Bail records to be entered in register of magistrates' court
19.12.Notification of bail decision by magistrate after arrest while on bail
19.13.Transfer of remand hearings
19.14.Notice of further remand in certain cases
19.15.Cessation of transfer direction
19.16.Lodging an appeal against a grant of bail by a magistrates' court
19.17.Crown Court procedure on appeal against grant of bail by a magistrates' court
19.18.Applications to Crown Court relating to bail
19.19.Notice to governor of prison of committal on bail
19.20.Notices on committal of person subject to transfer direction
19.21.Variation of arrangements for bail on committal to Crown Court
19.22.Conditions attached to bail granted by the Crown Court
19.23.Estreat of recognizances in respect of person bailed to appear before the Crown Court
19.24.Forfeiture of recognizances in respect of person bailed to appear before the Crown Court
PART 20 CUSTODY TIME LIMITS
20.1.Appeal to the Crown Court against a decision of a magistrates' court in respect of a custody time limit
PART 21 ADVANCE INFORMATION
21.1.Scope of procedure for furnishing advance information
21.2.Notice to accused regarding advance information
21.3.Request for advance information
21.4.Refusal of request for advance information
21.5.Duty of court regarding advance information
21.6.Adjournment pending furnishing of advance information
PART 22 DISCLOSURE BY THE PROSECUTION
Contents of this Part
PART 23 DISCLOSURE BY THE DEFENCE
Contents of this Part
PART 24 DISCLOSURE OF EXPERT EVIDENCE
24.1.Requirement to disclose expert evidence
24.2.Withholding evidence
24.3.Effect of failure to disclose
PART 25 APPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC INTEREST IMMUNITY AND SPECIFIC DISCLOSURE
25.1.Public interest: application by prosecutor
25.2.Public interest: hearing of application by prosecutor
25.3.Public interest: non-disclosure order
25.4.Review of non-disclosure order: application by accused
25.5.Public interest applications: interested persons
25.6.Disclosure: application by accused and order of court
25.7.Disclosure: application for extension of time limit and order of the court
25.8.Public interest and disclosure applications: general
PART 26 CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL
26.1.Application for permission to use or disclose object or information
26.2.Prosecutor or interested party wishing to be heard
26.3.Decision on application for use or disclosure
26.4.Unauthorised use or disclosure
26.5.Forfeiture of object used or disclosed without authority
PART 27 WITNESS STATEMENTS
27.1.Witness statements in magistrates' courts
27.2.Right to object to evidence being read in Crown Court trial
PART 28 WITNESS SUMMONSES AND ORDERS
28.1.Application to a magistrates' court for summons to witness or warrant for his arrest
28.2.Taking a deposition in a magistrates' court
28.3.Application to the Crown Court for witness summons
28.4.Application to set aside Crown Court witness summons where no longer needed
28.5.Application to set aside witness summons issued on application to the Crown Court
28.6.Application to set aside witness summons issued of Crown Court’s own motion
PART 29 SPECIAL MEASURES DIRECTIONS
29.1.Application for special measures directions
29.2.Application for an extension of time
29.3.Late applications
29.4.Discharge or variation of a special measures direction
29.5.Renewal application following a material change of circumstances
29.6.Application for special measures direction for witness to give evidence by means of a live television link
29.7.Video recording of testimony from witnesses
29.8.Expert evidence in connection with special measures directions
29.9.Intermediaries
PART 30 USE OF LIVE TELEVISION LINK OTHER THAN FOR VULNERABLE WITNESSES
30.1.Evidence by live television link in the Crown Court where witness is outside the United Kingdom
PART 31 RESTRICTION ON CROSS-EXAMINATION BY A DEFENDANT ACTING IN PERSON IN THE CROWN COURT
31.1.Restrictions on cross-examination of witness in the Crown Court
31.2.Appointment of legal representative by the Crown Court
31.3.Appointment arranged by the accused in the Crown Court
31.4.Prohibition on cross-examination of particular witness in the Crown Court
PART 32 INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION
32.1.Notice required to accompany process served outside the United Kingdom and translations
32.2.Proof of service outside the United Kingdom
32.3.Supply of copy of notice of request for assistance abroad
32.4.Persons entitled to appear and take part in proceedings before a nominated court and exclusion of public
32.5.Record of proceedings to receive evidence before a nominated court
32.6.Interpreter for the purposes of proceedings involving a television or telephone link
32.7.Record of television link hearing before a nominated court
32.8.Record of telephone link hearing before a nominated court
32.9.Overseas record
PART 33 EXPERT EVIDENCE
Contents of this Part
PART 34 HEARSAY EVIDENCE
34.1.When this Part applies
34.2.Notice of hearsay evidence
34.3.When the prosecutor must give notice of hearsay evidence
34.4.When a defendant must give notice of hearsay evidence
34.5.Opposing the introduction of hearsay evidence
34.6.Methods of giving notice
34.7.Court’s power to vary requirements under this Part
34.8.Waiving the requirement to give a notice of hearsay evidence
PART 35 EVIDENCE OF BAD CHARACTER
35.1.When this Part applies
35.2.Introducing evidence of non-defendant’s bad character
35.3.Opposing introduction of evidence of non-defendant’s bad character
35.4.Prosecutor introducing evidence of defendant’s bad character
35.5.Co-defendant introducing evidence of defendant’s bad character
35.6.Defendant applying to exclude evidence of his own bad character
35.7.Methods of giving notice
35.8.Court’s power to vary requirements under this Part
35.9.Defendant waiving right to receive notice
PART 36 EVIDENCE OF A COMPLAINANT'S PREVIOUS SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR
36.1.Evidence in the Crown Court of a complainant’s previous sexual behaviour
PART 37 SUMMARY TRIAL
37.1.Order of evidence and speeches: information
37.2.Procedure on information where accused is not legally represented
37.3.Adjournment of trial of information
37.4.Formal admissions
37.5.Notice of intention to cite previous convictions
37.6.Preservation of depositions where offence triable either way is dealt with summarily
37.7.Order of evidence and speeches: complaint
PART 38 TRIAL OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS
38.1.Application of this Part
38.2.Assistance in conducting case
38.3.Duty of court to explain nature of proceedings etc
38.4.Duty of court to take plea to charge
38.5.Evidence in support of charge
38.6.Evidence in reply
PART 39 TRIAL ON INDICTMENT
39.1.Time limits for beginning of trials
PART 40 TAINTED ACQUITTALS
40.1.Time of certification
40.2.Form of certification in the Crown Court
40.3.Service of a copy of the certification
40.4.Entry in register or records in relation to the conviction which occasioned certification
40.5.Entry in the register or records in relation to the acquittal
40.6.Display of copy certification form
40.7.Entry in the register or records in relation to decision of High Court
40.8.Display of copy of notice received from High Court
PART 41 RETRIAL FOLLOWING ACQUITTAL FOR SERIOUS OFFENCE
41.1.Interpretation
41.2.Notice of a section 76 application
41.3.Response of the acquitted person
41.4.Examination of witnesses or evidence by the Court of Appeal
41.5.Bail or custody hearings in the Crown Court
41.6.Further provisions regarding bail and custody in the Crown Court
41.7.Bail or custody orders in the Court of Appeal
41.8.Application for restrictions on publication
41.9.Variation or revocation of restrictions on publication
41.10.Powers exercisable by a single judge of the Court of Appeal
41.11.Powers exercisable by the Registrar
41.12.Determination by full court
41.13.Notice of the determination of the application
41.14.Notice of application to set aside order for retrial
41.15.Leave to arraign
41.16.Abandonment of the application
41.17.Service
PART 42 REMITTAL FROM ONE MAGISTRATES' COURT TO ANOTHER FOR SENTENCE
42.1.Remittal for sentence
PART 43 COMMITTAL TO THE CROWN COURT FOR SENTENCE
43.1.Committals for sentence, etc
43.2.Committal to Crown Court for order restricting discharge, etc
PART 44 SENTENCING CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS
44.1.Procedure after finding against minor in a magistrates' court
44.2.Duty of magistrates' court to explain manner in which it proposes to deal with case and effect of order
PART 45 DEFERRED SENTENCE
45.1.Further conviction in magistrates' court after sentence deferred
PART 46 CUSTODIAL SENTENCES
Contents of this Part
PART 47 SUSPENDED SENTENCES OF IMPRISONMENT
47.1.Entries in magistrates' court register in respect of suspended sentences
47.2.Suspended sentence supervision orders
PART 48 COMMUNITY PENALTIES
48.1.Curfew order or requirement with electronic monitoring requirement
PART 49 HOSPITAL AND GUARDIANSHIP ORDERS
49.1.Remand by magistrates' court for medical inquiries
49.2.Hospital or guardianship order imposed by a magistrates' court
PART 50 SUPPLEMENTARY ORDERS MADE ON CONVICTION
50.1.Sexual offences prevention orders made by a magistrates' court on conviction
50.2.Parenting orders made by a magistrates' court on conviction
50.3.Variation of certain orders by a magistrates' court
50.4.Anti-social behaviour orders made by the Crown Court on conviction
PART 51 FINES
Contents of this Part
PART 52 ENFORCEMENT OF FINES
52.1.Notice to defendant of fine or forfeited recognizance
52.2.Payment of fine to be made to magistrates' court officer
52.3.Duty of magistrates' court officer to give receipt
52.4.Application to magistrates' court for further time
52.5.Notice of date of hearing of means inquiry, etc in magistrates' court
52.6.Review of terms of postponement of warrant of commitment by magistrates' court
52.7.Notice to defendant before enforcing magistrates' court order
52.8.Execution of magistrates' court distress warrant
52.9.Payment after imprisonment imposed by magistrates' court
52.10.Order for supervision made by magistrates' court
52.11.Transfer of magistrates' court fine order
52.12.Directions by magistrates' court that money found on defaulter shall not be applied in satisfaction of debt
52.13.Particulars of fine enforcement to be entered in magistrates' court register
52.14.Attendance Centre Order imposed by magistrates' court in default of payment of a financial penalty
PART 53 COMPENSATION ORDERS
53.1.Review of compensation order made by a magistrates' court
PART 54 CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE
54.1.Further offence committed after offender conditionally discharged by a magistrates' court
PART 55 ROAD TRAFFIC PENALTIES
55.1.Endorsement of driving licence by magistrates' court
55.2.Application to magistrates' court for removal of disqualification
55.3.Application to magistrates' court for review of course organiser’s refusal to issue certificate of satisfactory completion of driving course
55.4.Notice of registration to defaulter under section 71(6) of the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988
PART 56 CONFISCATION PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACT 1988 AND THE DRUG TRAFFICKING ACT 1994
56.1.Statements etc, relevant to making confiscation orders
56.2.Postponed determinations
56.3.Confiscation orders—revised assessments
56.4.Application to Crown Court to discharge or vary order to make material available
56.5.Application to Crown Court for increase in term of imprisonment in default of payment of a confiscation order
56.6.Drug trafficking—compensation on acquittal in Crown Court
PART 57 PROCEEDS OF CRIME ACT 2002—RULES APPLICABLE TO ALL PROCEEDINGS
57.1.Interpretation
57.2.Calculation of time
57.3.Court office closed
57.4.Application for registration of Scottish or Northern Ireland Order
57.5.Application to vary or set aside registration
57.6.Register of orders
57.7.Statements of truth
57.8.Use of witness statements for other purposes
57.9.Expert evidence
57.10.Exceptions to procedure for expert evidence
57.11.Service of documents
57.12.Service by an alternative method
57.13.Service outside the jurisdiction
57.14.Certificates of service
PART 58 PROCEEDS OF CRIME ACT 2002—RULES APPLICABLE ONLY TO CONFISCATION PROCEEDINGS
58.1.Statements in connection with confiscation orders
58.2.Postponement of confiscation proceedings
58.3.Application for reconsideration of decision to make confiscation order or benefit assessed for purposes of confiscation order
58.4.Application for reconsideration of available amount
58.5.Variation of confiscation order due to inadequacy of available amount
58.6.Application by magistrates' court officer to discharge confiscation order
58.7.Application for variation of confiscation order made against an absconder
58.8.Application for discharge of confiscation order made against an absconder
58.9.Application for increase in term of imprisonment in default
58.10.Compensation—general
58.11.Compensation—confiscation order made against absconder
58.12.Payment of money in bank or building society account in satisfaction of confiscation order
PART 59 PROCEEDS OF CRIME ACT 2002—RULES APPLICABLE ONLY TO RESTRAINT PROCEEDINGS
59.1.Application for restraint order
59.2.Restraint orders
59.3.Application for discharge or variation of restraint order by person affected by order
59.4.Application for variation of restraint order by the person who applied for the order
59.5.Application for discharge of a restraint order by the person who applied for the order
PART 60 PROCEEDS OF CRIME ACT 2002—RULES APPLICABLE ONLY TO RECEIVERSHIP PROCEEDINGS
60.1.Application for appointment of a management or enforcement receiver
60.2.Application for conferral of powers on management receiver, enforcement receiver or Director’s receiver
60.3.Applications for discharge or variation of receivership orders and applications for other orders
60.4.Sums in the hands of receivers
60.5.Security
60.6.Remuneration
60.7.Accounts
60.8.Non-compliance by receiver
PART 61 PROCEEDS OF CRIME ACT 2002—RULES APPLICABLE TO RESTRAINT AND RECEIVERSHIP PROCEEDINGS
61.1.Distress and forfeiture
61.2.Joining of applications
61.3.Applications to be dealt with in writing
61.4.Business in chambers
61.5.Power of court to control evidence
61.6.Evidence of witnesses
61.7.Witness summons
61.8.Hearsay evidence
61.9.Disclosure and inspection of documents
61.10.Court documents
61.11.Consent orders
61.12.Slips and omissions
61.13.Supply of documents from court records
61.14.Disclosure of documents in criminal proceedings
61.15.Preparation of documents
61.16.Change of solicitor
61.17.Application by solicitor for declaration that solicitor has ceased to act
61.18.Application by other party for declaration that solicitor has ceased to act
61.19.Order for costs
61.20.Assessment of costs
61.21.Time for complying with an order for costs
61.22.Application of costs rules
PART 62 PROCEEDS OF CRIME ACT 2002—RULES APPLICABLE TO INVESTIGATIONS
62.1.Account monitoring orders under the Terrorism Act 2000 and the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002
62.2.Customer information orders under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002
62.3.Proof of identity and accreditation
PART 63 APPEAL TO THE CROWN COURT AGAINST CONVICTION OR SENTENCE
63.1.Application of this Part
63.2.Notice of appeal
63.3.Documents to be sent to Crown Court
63.4.Entry of appeal and notice of hearing
63.5.Abandonment of appeal—notice
63.6.Abandonment of appeal—bail
63.7.Number and qualification of justices—appeals from youth courts
63.8.Number and qualification of justices—dispensation for special circumstances
63.9.Disqualifications
PART 64 APPEAL TO THE HIGH COURT BY WAY OF CASE STATED
64.1.Application to a magistrates' court to state a case
64.2.Consideration of a draft case by a magistrates' court
64.3.Preparation and submission of final case to a magistrates' court
64.4.Extension of time limits by a magistrates' court
64.5.Service of documents where application made to a magistrates' court
64.6.Content of case stated by a magistrates' courts
64.7.Application to the Crown Court to state a case
PART 65 APPEAL TO THE COURT OF APPEAL AGAINST RULING IN PREPARATORY HEARING
65.Notice of appeal
65.2.Respondent’s notice
65.3.Persons in custody
65.4.Supply of documentary and other exhibits
65.5.Abandonment of proceedings
65.6.Powers exercisable by single judge
65.7.Determination by full court
65.8.Notice of determination of court
65.9.Service of documents
65.10.The Registrar
PART 66 APPEAL TO THE COURT OF APPEAL AGAINST RULING ADVERSE TO PROSECUTION
66.1.Interpretation
66.2.Request for adjournment
66.3.Application to the judge of the court for leave to appeal
66.4.Expedited appeal
66.5.Notice of appeal or application for leave to appeal
66.6.Defendant’s response
66.7.Defendants in custody
66.8.Public interest rulings
66.9.Supply of documentary and other exhibits
66.10.Abandonment of proceedings
66.11.Powers exercisable by a single judge
66.12.Powers exercisable by the Registrar
66.13.Determination by full court
66.14.Notice of hearing and determination of the Court of Appeal
66.15.Assistance from the Crown Court
66.16.Appeal to the House of Lords
66.17.Service
PART 67 APPEAL TO THE COURT OF APPEAL AGAINST ORDER RESTRICTING REPORTING OR PUBLIC ACCESS
67.1.Appeal against order restricting reporting of proceedings
67.2.Appeal against order restricting public access to proceedings
PART 68 APPEAL TO THE COURT OF APPEAL AGAINST CONVICTION OR SENTENCE
68.1.Service of documents
68.2.Certificate of trial judge
68.3.Notice of appeal and application for extension of time
68.4.Appeal following reference by Criminal Cases Review Commission
68.5.Exercise of court’s powers to give leave to appeal, etc: general rules
68.6.Further applications to a judge or to the court: additional rules
68.7.Application for bail pending appeal
68.8.Bail with condition of surety
68.9.Forfeiture of recognizances in respect of person bailed to appear
68.10.Custody of exhibits
68.11.Supply of documentary and other exhibits
68.12.Record of proceedings at trial
68.13.Transcripts
68.14.Verification of record of proceedings
68.15.Application for a witness order and for evidence to be received
68.16.Examination of witnesses by the court
68.17.Vulnerable witness giving video recorded testimony
68.18.Vulnerable witness giving evidence by live television link
68.19.Evidence through live television link where witness is outside the United Kingdom
68.20.Procedure for the admission of hearsay evidence
68.21.Procedure for the admission of evidence of bad character
68.22.Abandonment of proceedings
68.23.The Registrar
68.24.Sittings in vacation
68.25.Opinion of court on point referred by Criminal Cases Review Commission
68.26.Application to the Court of Appeal for leave to be present
68.27.Declaration of incompatibility
68.28.Dismissal of appeal against hospital order
68.29.Notice of determination of court
68.30.Enforcement of fines
68.31.Notice of application after order for retrial
PART 69 REFERENCE TO THE COURT OF APPEAL OF POINT OF LAW
69.1.References
69.2.Registrar’s notice to respondent
69.3.Withdrawal or amendment of reference
69.4.Anonymity of respondent
69.5.Reference to House of Lords
69.6.Service of documents
PART 70 REFERENCE TO THE COURT OF APPEAL OF UNDULY LENIENT SENTENCE
70.1.Applications
70.2.Notice of application
70.3.Registrar’s notice to offender
70.4.References
70.5.Withdrawal or amendment of application or reference
70.6.Registrar’s power to require information from court of trial
70.7.Supply of documentary and other exhibits
70.8.Service of documents
PART 71 APPEAL TO THE COURT OF APPEAL UNDER THE PROCEEDS OF CRIME ACT 2002—GENERAL RULES
71.1.Extension of time
71.2.Other applications
71.3.Examination of witness by court
71.4.Supply of documentary and other exhibits
71.5.Registrar’s power to require information from court of trial
71.6.Hearing by single judge
71.7.Determination by full court
71.8.Notice of determination
71.9.Record of proceedings and transcripts
71.10.Appeal to House of Lords
71.11.Service of documents
PART 72 APPEAL TO THE COURT OF APPEAL UNDER PROCEEDS OF CRIME ACT 2002—PROSECUTOR'S APPEAL REGARDING CONFISCATION
72.1.Notice of appeal
72.2.Respondent’s notice
72.3.Amendment and abandonment of appeal
PART 73 APPEAL TO THE COURT OF APPEAL UNDER POCA 2002—RESTRAINT OR RECEIVERSHIP ORDERS
73.1.Leave to appeal
73.2.Notice of appeal
73.3.Respondent’s notice
73.4.Amendment and abandonment of appeal
73.5.Stay
73.6.Striking out appeal notices and setting aside or imposing conditions on leave to appeal
73.7.Hearing of appeals
PART 74 APPEAL TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS
74.1.Application for leave to appeal from the Criminal Division of the Court of Appeal to the House of Lords
PART 75 REFERENCE TO THE EUROPEAN COURT
75.1.Reference to the European Court
PART 76 REPRESENTATION ORDERS
Contents of this Part
PART 77 RECOVERY OF DEFENCE COSTS ORDERS
Contents of this Part
PART 78 COSTS ORDERS AGAINST THE PARTIES
78.1.Crown Court’s jurisdiction to award costs in appeal from magistrates' court
78.2.Crown Court’s jurisdiction to award costs in magistrates' court proceedings from which appeal is brought
78.3.Taxation of Crown Court costs
78.4.Review of Crown Court costs by taxing authority
78.5.Further review of Crown Court costs by Taxing Master
78.6.Appeal to High Court judge after review of Crown Court costs
78.7.Supplementary provisions on Crown Court costs
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