Criminal process Flashcards

1
Q

What offences does Magistrates’ Court deal with?

A

Mainly summary offences

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2
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What offences does Crown Court deal with?

A

Mainly indictable offences

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3
Q

What are lay people?

A

Magistrates or juries

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4
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What does lay mean?

A

Legally unqualified

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5
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What is the criminal court designed to do

A

Uphold laws which forbid certain types of behaviour

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6
Q

What is the rebuttable presumption in relation to bail?

A

That it should be granted

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7
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What is the Act for bail?

A

s 4 of the Bail Act 1976

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8
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Who can be bail be issued by?

A

Police or Courts

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9
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Can bail be refused?

A

Yes

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10
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What are the conditions that can be applied to bail? (examples)

A

Reside at a particular address
Do not contact certain people
Surrender passport (flight-risk)
Report to police station weekly (to not flee)

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11
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What happens if someone on bail does not comply with the conditions?

A

Arrested and remanded in prison till court hearing

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