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F10.1,
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F10.2
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and F10.5
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F10.16
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, F10.19,
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F10.22
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-10.23,
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F10.32 (first eight lines only)
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and F10.37
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-10.38 of Blackstone’s Criminal Practice 2020.
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Marmalade Jam
flashcards
Decks in class (28)
# Cards
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1. Overview of criminal procedure65
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2. Preliminaries to prosecution51
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3. Bail and remands72
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4. Procedure in the magistrates’ courts, allocation for trial, and sending to the Crown Court for trial or sentence44
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5. Disclosure of unused material and defence statements25
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6. Indictments56
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7. Preliminaries to trial in the Crown Court27
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8. Summary trial procedure29
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9. Jury trial procedure68
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10. Preliminary evidential matters8
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11. Burden and standard of proof17
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12. Preliminary issues relating to Witnesses17
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13. The rules relating to the examination of Witnesses48
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14. Hearsay Evidence71
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15. Character evidence57
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16. Confessions and unlawfully obtained evidence60
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17. Inferences from the defendant’s silence and other conduct39
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18. Visual identification evidence18
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19. Opinion evidence and experts9
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20. Privilege11
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21. Youth courts and the appearance of youths in other courts37
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22. Sentencing principles74
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23. Non-custodial sentences37
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24. Custodial sentences31
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25. Ancillary orders and costs on conviction12
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26. The dangerous offender provisions6
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27. Appeals from the magistrates’ courts and from the Crown Court in its appellate capacity18
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28. Appeals from the Crown Court61
