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1. Rights of a suspect being detained by the police for questioning
1. Right to legal advice, 2. Right to have someone informed of arrest, 3. Reviews and detention time limits under PACE 1984, Code C.
42
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2. Identification procedures
1. When an identification procedure must be held, 2. Different types of identification procedure, 3. Procedure for carrying out an identification procedure PACE 1984, Code D.
52
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3. Advising a client, including vulnerable clients, whether to answer police questions
1. Right to silence, 2. Adverse inferences.
33
cards
4. Procedure for interviewing a suspect under PACE 1984
1. role and appropriate conduct by defence legal representative/ solicitor including representation of vulnerable client, 2. role of appropriate adult and who can be an appropriate adult.
47
cards
5. Bail applications
the right to bail and exceptions
conditional bail
procedure for applying for bail
further applications for bail
appeals against decisions on bail
absconding and breaches of bail.
1
cards
6. First hearings before the magistrates’ court
classification of offences
applying for a representation order
procedural overview – what will happen at the hearing
the role of the defence solicitor at the hearing
30
cards
7. Plea before Venue
procedure on defendant entering plea
advising the client on trial venue
9
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8. Allocation of business between magistrates' court and Crown Court
procedure ss. 19–20 and s. 22A Magistrates' Courts Act 1980
sending without allocation s. 50A and s. 51 Crime and Disorder Act 1998.
11
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9. Case management and pre-trial hearings
Magistrates' court case management directions
Plea and Trial Preparation Hearing
disclosure – prosecution, defence and unused material
27
cards
10. Principles and procedures to admit and exclude evidence
burden and standard of proof
visual identification evidence and Turnbull guidance
inferences from silence ss. 34, 35, 36, 37, 38 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994
hearsay evidence:
- definition
- grounds for admitting hearsay evidence
confession evidence:
- definition
- admissibility
- challenging admissibility ss. 76 and 78 PACE 1984
character evidence:
- definition of bad character
- the 7 gateways s. 101(1) Criminal Justice Act 2003
- the 3 gateways s. 100(1) Criminal Justice Ac
10
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11. Trial procedure in magistrates’ court and Crown Court
burden and standard of proof
stages of a criminal trial, including submission of no case to answer
modes of address and Court room etiquette
difference between leading and non-leading questions
competence and compellability
special measures
solicitor’s duty to the court
1
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12. Sentencing
role of sentencing guidelines
determining seriousness including aggravating and mitigating facts
concurrent and consecutive sentences
mitigation
types of sentence:
- custodial sentences
- suspended sentences
- community orders
Newton hearings
0
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13. Appeals procedure
appeals from the magistrates’ court:
procedure foD19r appeal against conviction and/or sentence
powers of the Crown Court
appeal to the High Court by way of case stated
appeals from the Crown Court:
grounds of appeal
procedure for making the appeal
powers of the Court of Appeal
28
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14. Youth court procedure
jurisdiction and grave crimes
allocation
youths jointly charged with adult
sentencing:
role of the Sentencing Children and Young People – definitive guidelines
referral orders
detention and training orders
youth rehabilitation orders
34
cards
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