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Detention
How do you decide the police has ...,
Following an arrest when can the ...,
What is the procedural overview w...
13
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Suspect's right
The right to consult a solicitor 1,
What happens when legal advice is...,
The power to delay the right to l...
14
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Interview overview
What is an interview 1,
What must interviews be carried u...,
When does the interview occur 3
17
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Role of solicitor at police station
In pace what is the role of a sol...,
What is a vulnerable suspect 2,
When should a suspect be treated ...
9
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Formulating advice to suspect?
Advising the client 1,
Options in the interview 2,
Handing in prepared written state...
12
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Inferences
What is an adverse inference 1,
When can inferences be drawn sect...,
Cautioned 3
9
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Visual identificiation - investigative stage
When identification is disputed w...,
What does not constitute visual i...,
Visual identification from an eye...
19
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Commencing proceedings
Who makes charging decisions 1,
Crown prosecutor 2,
What are the 3 different forms of...
10
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Syllabus offences
Summary only offences 1,
Either way offences 2,
Indictable only offences 3
7
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First hearing overview
Where do all adult ds have their ...,
What is the timing of first heari...,
What is said about the defendant ...
8
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First hearing - either way offences
How can the process for either wa...,
What happens at first hearing for...,
Before indication of plea what mu...
17
cards
Bail - presumption and objections
What does being remanded into cus...,
Who applies for bail and when 2,
The right to bail 3
15
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Bail: conditions and breach
Bail conditions 1,
What are some of the common bail ...,
Other common bail conditions 3
5
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Bail - procedure
What is the procedure for applyin...,
If bail is refused what can d do ...,
What is the bail timeline in the ...
10
cards
Pre-trial matters I
What are pre trial matters and wh...,
How are pre trail matters in magi...,
When can you make an application ...
12
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Pre-trial matters II
Where can applications to exclude...,
What are special measures 2,
What are the different types of s...
14
cards
Disclosure - prosecution
What is a used material 1,
What is full and proper disclosure 2,
What are the four stages of discl...
15
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Disclosure - defence
What is the defence statement 1,
What are the contents of a defenc...,
In terms of albi what should be i...
9
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Disclosure - additional issues
What are the additional disclosur...,
Continuing duty of disclosure by ...,
Application for specific disclosu...
8
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Basic evidential principles/legal and evidential burden
Why is an evidence called 1,
What are the other ways of provin...,
Types of evidence 3
7
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Excluding evidence II
What are the ways of excluding ev...,
What is an application for dismis...,
What is the test for dismissing a...
9
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Excluding evidence III (s.78)
What is the section 78 application 1,
Are the pace code of practice adm...,
How does the codes of practice sa...
9
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Excluding confession - s.76 & s.78
What is a confession and what fal...,
Admissibility of confession under...,
When does s76 apply 3
14
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Visual identificiation - trial stage
When should a turnbull direction ...,
What is a turnbull direction 2,
What is the judge s role within t...
7
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Excluding confession - application
What are the steps required to ma...,
Advance notification 2,
Timing of application 3
6
cards
Crown Court trial
Crown court trial general info 1,
What is the role of the judge in ...,
What is the role of the jury in cc 3
13
cards
Crown Court trial II
What is the final 8 steps of a cc...,
What is the right to give evidence 2,
Defence opening speech 3
11
cards
Bad character - defendant
Define bad character 1,
How can bad character be shown 2,
Which conducts fall outside defin...
19
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Bad character - non-defendant
What are the three gateways in wh...,
Section 100 2 important explanato...,
Section 100 3 substantial probati...
4
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Bad character - procedure
When must the court not admit evi...,
When may the court not admit evid...,
What are the other safeguards and...
9
cards
Hearsay
What is the rule on hearsay 1,
What questions needs to be asked ...,
Where hearsay evidence is critica...
6
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Hearsay - exceptions I
When is a statement hearsay 1,
When is hearsay admissible 2,
Under statutory exceptions in cja...
8
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Hearsay - exceptions II
What are the common law exception...,
What are examples of admissible p...,
When is a statement admissible as...
12
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Witnesses - preliminary issues
What are the 4 preliminary issues...,
What does competence mean of a wi...,
Who is competent ot not 3
8
cards
Examination of witnesses
What is the general rule with oat...,
What are the issues relating to t...,
What is a memory refreshing 3
12
cards
Sentencing overview
What do courts have regard to whe...,
What is the approach to sentencin...,
Summary only cases sentencing 3
13
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Determining sentence
What do courts consider when deci...,
When must a court pass a custodia...,
What is culpability and what is h...
9
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Determining sentence II
What is approach to sentencing sh...,
1 determine which category of sen...,
2 adjust starting point up or dow...
7
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Non-custodial sentencing
What are some of the non custodia...,
What is a bind over 2,
What is an absolute discharge 3
10
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Custodial sentencing
What are different types of custo...,
When should custodial sentence be...,
What is a determinate custodial s...
13
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First hearing - summary only offences
How can each party assist court i...,
What does the initial detials con...,
What happens where d pleads guilty 3
6
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Summary trial
What are the court room etiquette...,
How does the court procedure star...,
What follows from the legal argum...
10
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Appeals - magistrates decisions
If d is unhappy with decision of ...,
In what situations may a finding ...,
If d feels that magistrates reach...
20
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Appeal - Crown Court decisions I
Cc has power to rectify its mista...,
What types of cases can the court...,
Appeal against conviction or sent...
20
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Appeal - Crown Court decisions (AG)
What types of cases from cc can c...,
References by attorney general 2,
What is the criminal cases review...
9
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Youth court intro
Who is subjected through the yout...,
Court process for youths 2,
Youth court procedure 3
5
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Youth - arrest and detention
What happens at the police statio...,
Who should be informed of juvenil...,
Who can and cannot act as an appr...
12
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Youth - court procedure
Where does the first hearing take...,
Plea for youths 2,
Where will a youth be tried 3
9
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Youths - jointly charged with adults
Where does the first hearing take...,
When must a youth be sent to cc 2,
How do courts determine whether y...
11
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Youth - sentence
What are the overarching guidelin...,
What is the significance of age 2,
What is the rule with persistent ...
15
cards
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