Criminal Process Flashcards

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What is meant by ‘Retrial’ ?

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  • A second or further trial on the same issues and with the same parties
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What is meant by ‘Automatic’ ?

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  • The defendant was not aware of his actions during the illegal act
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What is meant by ‘Prosecution’ ?

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  • The institution and conducting of legal proceedings against someone in respect of a criminal charge
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What is meant by ‘Preliminary’ ?

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  • Things done before or in preparation of a trial
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What is meant by ‘Jurisdiction’ ?

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  • The official power to make legal decisions and judgements
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What is meant by ‘Acquittal’ ?

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  • A judgement or verdict that a person is not guilty of the crime they had been charged with
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What is ‘LASPO’ ?

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  • Statute of the Parliament during the coalition governments, creating reforms to the Justice System
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What are Summary Offences?

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  • Least serious offences and can only be tried in the Magistrates Court e.g assault
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What are Triable Either Way offences?

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  • Medium serious offences and can be tried in the Magistrates or Crown Court e.g theft
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What are Indictable Offences?

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  • Most serious offences which must be tried in the Crown Court e.g murder, manslaughter
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