CPA 2011 Pt 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the Criminal Procedure Stages?

A

CARTD

COMMENCMENT

  • Before first appearance
  • Charging document is filed
  • Defendant request hearing for ION

ADMIN

  • Defendant first appearance
  • Defendant receives disclosure
  • Defendant seeks legal advice
  • Defendant enters a plea

REVIEW
-Prosecutor and defence out of court meeting

TRIAL
-Judge alone trial or jury trial

DISPOSITION
-Completion or prosecution even if no trial

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2
Q

Section 28-29 requires a person to attend court no later than?

A

2 months after the date of summons

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3
Q

What does a summons contain?

A

Name of Defendant, charge, court name, time and date

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4
Q

Under section 31, when must a charging document be filed?

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Must be filed before or after summons is issued or served

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5
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When must a summons be filed?

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As soon as reasonably practicable after summons has been served and no later than the defendants first appearance

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6
Q

What is a category 1 offence?

A

Fines offences only

Def, If, If

  • Defendant can plead guilty by notice to the register
  • If the Defendant pleads Not Guilty, a judge alone trial in District Court
  • If the Defendant does not appear, the matter may proceed in their absence
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7
Q

What is a category 2 offence?

A

2 years or less imprisonment or community based sentences

C.T

  • Case Management Provisions Apply
  • Trial is Judge alone Trial in District Court
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8
Q

What is a category 3 offences?

A

2 years or more imprisonment which is not a category 4 offence.

C.D.T

  • Case Management Provisions Apply
  • Defendant has right to elect a jury trial
  • Trial is Judge alone or jury trial in the High court or District court
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9
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What is a category 4 offence?

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Most serious offences (murder/manslaughter)

C.C.T

  • Case Management Provisions Apply
  • Crown is always the prosecutor
  • Trial is heard in High Court
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10
Q

Who is protected under name suppression?

What is the punishment for publicising details of someone under name suppression?

A

Automatic suppression of children.

6 months imprisonment or $100,000 fine

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11
Q

What two things is the Crown responsible for?

A

Cat Cat

  1. Category 4 offences after the first appearance
  2. Category 3 offences following plea
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12
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What 3 things does the Crown take over?

A

N.A.A

  1. Non schedule offences when jury trial hasn’t been elected
  2. All category 2-3 offences heard in High Court
  3. All breaches of bail for cases Crown is responsible for
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13
Q

What must a Defendant do if they enter a Not Guilty for a category 3 offence?

A

They must make a decision to elect a Jury Trial or Judge Alone Trial

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14
Q

If disclosure has occurred, what will the court require?

A

For the Defendant to enter a plea and if applicable, elect a jury trial or judge alone trial

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15
Q

2nd appearance occurs when?

A
  • 10 days after first appearance for category 1 and 2 offences
  • 15 days after first appearance for category 3 and 4 offences
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