Criminal courts and appeals- Paper 1 Flashcards

1
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What are the two types of criminal courts

A
  • Crown
  • Magistrates
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2
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3 types of offences

A
  • Summary
  • Triable either way
  • Indictable
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3
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What court is a summary offence heard in

A

Magistrates

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4
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What court is a triable either way held in

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Magistrates or crown

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5
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What court is an indictable offence heard in

A

Crown

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6
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What happens if D pleads guilty to a summary offence

A

-Magistrates will sentence (max 6months)
-Magisrates can refer to crown court if they feel their sentence isn’t enough

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7
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What happens if D pleads not guilty to a summary offence

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-Magistrates set a trial date and consider bail
-Magistrates will hear evidence and decide verdict at trial

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