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1.4 Criminal justice process: overview
What are the two ways for a perso...,
When can police arrest someone,
Who can bring prosecutions
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1.4 Classification of offences
Where are the three classificatio...,
What are the three classes of off...,
What is the maximum sentence of a...
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1.4 The criminal courts structure
What seven types of appeal can th...,
When can the supreme court hear a...
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1.4 The criminal justice process
Which statutory provisions sets o...,
What is the usual test to be appl...,
Which statutory provision sets ou...
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1.4 The Criminal Procedure Rules
What is the overriding objective ...,
When in particular must the court...,
Which part of crimpr provides for...
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1.4 BTC syllabus offences
Classify common assault,
Classify theft,
Classify robbery
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1.4 Preliminary evidential matters
What are the facts in issue,
What are the three ways to prove ...,
What can advocates ask the judge ...
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1.4 Excluding evidence
What are the three questions to b...,
What is the general exclusionary ...,
Where is the general exclusionary...
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1.4 Burden and standard of proof
What is the criminal standard of ...,
What is the the burden of proof f...,
What is the evidential burden
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1.4 Sentencing - hearings II
Name the four steps in a sentenci...,
What are the five purposes of adu...,
What is the custody threshold
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1.6 Arrest
Which pace code of practice deals...,
What are the consequences for evi...,
What are the grounds for challeng...
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1.6 Detention
What two things must police demon...,
After a lawful arrest has been ma...,
What are the custody officers dut...
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1.6 A suspect's rights
What four continuing rights must ...,
When can an arrested person reque...,
What can custody sergeants not sa...
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1.6 Interview
Which parts of the pace codes of ...,
What is the definition of a polic...,
When must a suspect be cautioned ...
20
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1.6 Commencing proceedings
When does the criminal justice pr...,
Who makes charging decisions,
Who can the crown prosecutor dele...
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2.2 Bail: presumption and grounds
What are the two types of remand ...,
What is bail,
Which part of blackstones deals w...
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2.2 Bail - Conditions & Breach
Which statutory provisions deals ...,
What is the difference between a ...,
What is a bail hostel
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2.2 Bail - Procedure
What happens when police bail is ...,
What happens at a bail hearing,
How do defendants go about gettin...
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2.2 First hearings I
What typically happens at a first...,
Generally the accused must always...,
What are the initial details
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2.2 First hearings II
What happens when d1 is committed...,
Where multiple dd are charged wit...,
What is the mode of trial procedu...
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2.7 Disclosure - prosecution
Why is unused material important,
Where are the main disclosure pro...,
What are the four stages of discl...
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2.7 Disclosure - defence
What does the defence have to dis...,
What is the difference between a ...,
What is the biggest difference be...
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2.7 Disclosure - additional issues
What can the defendant do if it b...,
What can the prosecutor do to res...,
What must the defendant have done...
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2.7 Pre-trial matters I
What are pre trial matters,
When does the court consider pre ...,
When are pre trial matters resolv...
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2.7 Pre-trial matters II
What pre trial matters are likely...,
When are applications to exclude ...,
What is the purpose of special me...
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2.7 Indictments - general rules
What is an indictment,
Where are most of the rules on in...,
What are the two sections compris...
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2.7 Indictments - joinder
What is joinder of counts,
What is joinder of defendants,
When may the court exercise its d...
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2.7 Indictments - objections
What is the rule against duplicity,
What is a continuing offence,
How does the continuing offences ...
12
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2.7 Indictments - procedure
Where does arraignment take place,
What is arraignment,
When does arraignment not happen
11
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3.2 Excluding evidence 2
What are the six principal ways t...,
Under which statutory provision d...,
Under which statutory provision d...
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3.2 Excluding evidence 3
What is the test for excluding ev...,
What provision is most commonly u...,
What is section 78 pace fundament...
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3.2 Hearsay - introduction
What is hearsay evidence,
What is the general rule on the a...,
R v riat and others 2012 ewca cri...
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3.2 Hearsay exceptions 1
Statutory exceptions
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3.2 Hearsay exceptions 2
Common law exceptions
30
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3.7 Good character
What are the three types of good ...,
What is absolute good character,
What is effective good character
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3.7 Bad character introduction
Where is bad character defined,
How is bad character defined,
Where is misconduct defined
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3.7 Bad character - defendant
How many gateways are there to ad...,
Where are the gateways to adducin...,
What are the gateways to adducing...
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3.7 Bad character - non-defendant
When is evidence of a non defenda...,
When is evidence important and ex...,
What must the court have regard t...
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3.7 Bad character - procedure
Which statutory provision gives t...,
Which provisions in the criminal ...,
What is the difference between th...
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3.7 Visual identification evidence
What is visual identification evi...,
When is visual identification evi...,
Where are the main safeguards reg...
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4.2 Excluding confessions
What is the main statutory provis...,
What statutory provision deals wi...,
What statutory provision deals wi...
28
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4.2 Excluding confessions - s.78
Where is the courts general power...,
What is the test for excluding ev...,
In which proceedings does s78 apply
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4.2 Excluding confessions - applications
What is a hearing to decide the f...,
What is the procedure when the de...,
What safeguard prevents the jury ...
20
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4.2 Inferences 1
Which statutory provisions have e...,
Which provision deals with silenc...,
Which provision deals with silenc...
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4.2 Inferences 2
Which provision covers the accuse...,
When can an inference be drawn un...,
Which provision covers silence wh...
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4.7 Examination of witnesses
What is the test for allowing chi...,
How has the burden of proving tha...,
What is the most important differ...
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4.7 Introduction to witnesses
What is the test to establish whe...,
Some witnesses can give unsworn e...,
Who has the burden of proving tha...
11
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5.2 Trial - overview
Which part of the criminal proced...,
Which part of the criminal proced...,
When does the defendants counsel ...
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5.2 Trial - defendant issues
Which statutory provision empower...,
When does the magistrates court s...,
Is the magistrates court s power ...
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5.2 Summary trial - prosecution
Where are the procedural rules fo...,
When do legal arguments normally ...,
What are the procedural requireme...
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5.2 Summary trial - defence
What happens after the prosecutio...,
What must the magistrates court d...,
What is the test of no case to an...
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5.2 Jury trial - prosecution
Which part of crimpr deals with j...,
When can be legal arguments heard...,
What are the advantages of hearin...
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5.2 Jury trial - defence
What happens in the crown crown w...,
What happens in the crown court w...,
What must happen when d decides n...
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5.2 Jury trial - summing up and verdicts
What are the two stages in a judg...,
Name some of the thing that the j...,
What is the function of the jury
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5.5 Sentencing - location & committal
Which provision gives the magistr...,
Which provision gives the crown c...,
Which provision sets the maximum ...
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5.5 Sentencing - hearings 1
Newton 1982 77 cr app r 13,
On what three types of factual ba...,
When should the magistrates court...
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5.5 Sentencing - hearings 2
What are the four main steps in a...,
What are the five purposes of sen...,
What must the court take into acc...
13
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5.5 Sentencing - non-custodial
What are the five forms of non cu...,
Who can a bind over be imposed upon,
When can the court impose an abso...
22
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5.5 Custodial
What is the custody threshold,
What is the minimum age for a sen...,
What must the court take into acc...
28
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5.5 Sentencing - ancillary orders
When can a prosecution costs orde...,
How much can the court order to b...,
What can compensation orders be m...
10
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6.2 Appeals - magistrates' decisions
What test must be satisfied to co...,
When can section 142 mca not be u...,
For what types of shortcomings ca...
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6.2 Appeals - Crown Court decisions 1
What is the deadline for the crow...,
What is the purpose of the slip rule,
Who can order a correction under ...
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6.2 Appeals - Crown Court decisions 2
Under what circumstances may the ...,
Under what circumstances can the ...,
Under what circumstances can the ...
10
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6.5 Youths - Introduction
What are the two objectives of th...,
What is a juvenile,
What is a child
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6.5 Youths - court procedure
How are juveniles tried,
For what offences will a youth al...,
When may a juvenile be tried in a...
25
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6.5 Youths - sentencing
What is the relevant age for the ...,
What is a detention and training ...,
When can a dto be imposed on an 1...
14
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