Classification of Offences Flashcards

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1
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What are the three categories of offences

A
  1. Triable only on indictment
  2. Those triable either way
  3. Those triable only summarily
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2
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What is the most serious form of criminal offence

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Offences triable only on indictment

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3
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Who must deal with the indictable offences?

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Crown Court

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4
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What category of offence is murder

A

indictment

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5
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What category of offence is manslaughter

A

indictment

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6
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What category of offence is causing grievous bodily harm with intent

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indictment

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7
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What category of offence is wounding with intent

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indictment

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8
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What category of offence is rape

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indictment

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9
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What category of offence is robbery

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indictment

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10
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What category of offence is aggravated burglary

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indictment

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11
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What category of offence is blackmail

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indictment

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12
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What category of offence is kidnapping

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indictment

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13
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What category of offence is conspiracy

A

indictment

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14
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What category of offence is theft

A

Either-way offence

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15
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What category of offence is fraud

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Either-way offence

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What category of offence is most forms of burglary

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Either-way offence

17
Q

What category of offence is handling stolen
goods

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Either-way offence

18
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What category of offence is going equipped to steal

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Either-way offence

19
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What category of offence is inflicting grievous bodily harm/ wounding

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Either-way offence

20
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What category of offence is assault occasioning actual bodily harm

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Either-way offence

21
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What category of offence is sexual assault

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Either-way offence

22
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What category of offence is affray

A

Either-way offence

23
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What category of offence is threats to kill

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Either-way offence

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What category of offence is criminal damage

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Either-way offence

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What category of offence is dangerous driving
Either-way offence
26
What category of offence is possession of an offensive weapon
Either-way offence
27
What category of offence is possession
Either-way offence
28
What category of offence is possession with intent to supply
Either-way offence
29
What category of offence is supply of controlled drugs
Either-way offence
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What category of offence is common assault
Summary offences
31
What category of offence is public order
Summary offences
32
What category of offence is taking a vehicle without consent
Summary offences
33
What category of offence are most road traffic offences
Summary offences
34
What is the least serious category of offences
Summary offences
35
Under what section must the magistrate immediately send the case to the Crown Court
Section 51 CDA 1998
36
Who deals with either way offences
First appearance at the magistrates court, if the defendant pleads not guilty, then the magistrates will decide to either keep the case or send the case to the Crown Court for trial if it is too serious
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What does the defendant have the right to do during an either way offence if the magistrates keep the case
To decide if they have trial by a judge and jury in the Crown Court or consent to summary trial