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Blackstone's Criminal Practice 2016: Rules and Guidelines

Blackstone's Criminal Practice 2016: Rules and Guidelines

Name: Blackstone's Criminal Practice 2016: Rules and Guidelines
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 9780198766407
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Author: David Ormerod; David Perry, HHJ Peter Murphy; William Hays
ISBN: 9780198766407

Edited by David Ormerod · David Perry, HHJ Peter Murphy · William Hays

Oxford University Press February 2016

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ISBN-13: 9780198766407
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Publication: February 2016
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

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In recent years the importance of the Criminal Procedure Rules, Directions and Guidelines has increased significantly for criminal practitioners.

Most recently, the Criminal Practice Directions have been revised and rearranged so that they correspond with the relevant sections of the Criminal Procedure Rules creating a single reference source for procedure in the criminal courts. It is therefore essential for criminal lawyers to have easy and instant access to these key documents.

Blackstone's Criminal Practice 2016 Rules and Guidelines provides practitioners with a portable collection of key reference materials essential for court use. The volume contains the full text of the Criminal Procedure Rules, the Criminal Practice Directions and the Sentencing Guidelines. Clearly presented and easily accessible, this is an indispensable resource for all criminal practitioners.

Criminal Procedure Rules 2015 and Criminal Practice Directions

CPD: General Matters A

CrimPR Part 1: The Overriding Objective

CPD Part 1: The Overriding Objective

CrimPR Part 2: Understanding and Applying the Rules

CrimPR Part 3: Case Management

CPD Part 3: Case Management

CrimPR Part 4: Service of Documents

CrimPR Part 5: Forms and Court Records

CPD Part 5: Forms and Court Records

CrimPR Part 6: Investigation Orders and Warrants

CPD Part 6: Investigation Orders and Warrants

CrimPR Part 7: Starting a Prosecution in a Magistrates Court

CrimPR Part 8: Discontinuing a Prosecution

CrimPR Part 9: Allocation and Sending for Trial

CPD Part 9: Allocation and Sending for Trial

CrimPR Part 10: Initial Details of the Prosecution Case

CPD Part 10: Initial Details of the Prosecution Case

CrimPR Part 11: [empty]

CrimPR Part 12: Deferred Prosecution Agreements

CrimPR Part 13: [empty]

CrimPR Part 14: The Indictment

CPD Part 14: The Indictment

CrimPR Part 15: [empty]

CrimPR Part 16: Reporting, etc. Restrictions

CPD Part 16: Reporting, etc. Restrictions

CrimPR Part 17: Extradition

CPD Part 17: Extradition

CrimPR Part 18: Warrants for Arrest, Detention or Imprisonment

CrimPR Part 19: Bail and Custody Time Limits

CPD Part 19: Bail and Custody Time Limits

CrimPR Part 20: [empty]

CrimPR Part 21: [empty]

CrimPR Part 22: Disclosure

CPD Part 22: Disclosure

CrimPR Parts 23 to 26: [empty]

CrimPR Part 27: Witness Statements

CPD Part 27: Witness Statements

CrimPR Part 28: Witness Summonses, Warrants and Orders

CPD Part 28: Witness Summonses, Warrants and Orders

CrimPR Part 29: Measures to Assist a Witness or Defendant to Give Evidence

CPD Part 29: Measures to Assist a Witness or Defendant to Give Evidence

CrimPR Part 30: [empty]

CrimPR Part 31: Restriction on Cross-Examination by a Defendant Acting in Person

CrimPR Part 32: International Co-operation

CrimPR Part 33: Expert Evidence

CPD Part 33: Expert Evidence

CrimPR Part 34: Hearsay Evidence

CrimPR Part 35: Evidence of Bad Character

CPD Part 35: Evidence of Bad Character

CrimPR Part 36: Evidence of a Complainant s Previous Sexual Behaviour

CrimPR Part 37: Trial and Sentence in a Magistrates Court

CPD Part 37: Trial and Sentence in a Magistrates Court

CrimPR Part 38: Trial and Sentence in the Crown Court

CrimPR Part 39: Jurors

CPD Part 39: Jurors

CrimPR Part 40: Tainted Acquittals

CrimPR Part 41: Retrial Following Acquittal for Serious Offence

CPD Sentencing: PD-64

CrimPR Part 42: Sentencing Procedures in Special Cases R-346

CrimPR Part 43: [empty]

CrimPR Part 44: Breach, Revocation and Amendment of Community and Other Orders

CrimPR Parts 45 to 49: [empty]

CrimPR Part 50: Civil Behaviour Orders after Verdict or Finding

CrimPR Part 51: [empty]

CrimPR Part 52: Enforcement of Fines and Other Orders for Payment

CrimPR Parts 53 to 54: [empty]

CrimPR Part 55: Road Traffic Penalties

CrimPR Part 56: Confiscation Proceedings under the Criminal Justice Act 1988 and the Drug Trafficking Act 1994

CrimPR Part 57: Proceeds of Crime Act 2002: Rules Applicable to all Proceedings

CrimPR Part 58: Proceeds of Crime Act 2002: Rules Applicable only to Confiscation Proceedings

CrimPR Part 59: Proceeds of Crime Act 2002: Rules Applicable only to Restraint Proceedings

CrimPR Part 60: Proceeds of Crime Act 2002: Rules Applicable only to Receivership Proceedings

CrimPR Part 61: Proceeds of Crime Act 2002: Rules Applicable to Restraint and Receivership Proceedings

CrimPR Part 62: Contempt of Court

CPD Part 62: Contempt of Court

CrimPR Part 63: Appeal to the Crown Court

CPD Part 63: Appeal to the Crown Court

CrimPR Part 64: Appeal to the High Court by Case Stated

CrimPR Part 65: Appeal to the Court of Appeal: General Rules

CrimPR Part 66: Appeal to the Court of Appeal against Ruling at Preparatory Hearing

CrimPR Part 67: Appeal to the Court of Appeal against Ruling Adverse to the Prosecution

CrimPR Part 68: Appeal to the Court of Appeal about Conviction or Sentence

CPD Part 68: Appeal to the Court of Appeal about Conviction or Sentence

CrimPR Part 69: Appeal to the Court of Appeal Regarding Reporting or Public Access Restriction

CrimPR Part 70: Reference to the Court of Appeal of Point of Law or Unduly Lenient Sentencing

CrimPR Part 71: Appeal to the Court of Appeal under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002: General Rules

CrimPR Part 72: Appeal to the Court of Appeal under Proceeds of Crime Act 2002: Prosecutor s Appeal Regarding Confiscation

CrimPR Part 73: Appeal to the Court of Appeal under POCA 2002: Restraint or Receivership Orders

CrimPR Part 74: Appeal or Reference to the Supreme Court

CrimPR Part 75: Request to the European Court for a Preliminary Ruling

CPD Part 75: Request to the European Court for a Preliminary Ruling

CrimPR Part 76: Costs

CPD General Application: PD-90

CPD Listing and Allocation: PD-96

Sentencing Guidelines: 329

Part 1: Reduction in Sentence for a Guilty Plea

Part 2: New Sentences: Criminal Justice Act 2003

Part 3: Overarching Principles: Seriousness

Part 4: Manslaughter by Reason of Provocation

Part 5: Robbery

Part 6: Breach of a Protective Order;

Part 7: Overarching Principles: Domestic Violence

Part 8: Sexual Offences

Part 9: Fail to Surrender to Bail

Part 10: Assault Definitive Guideline (Crown Court)

Part 11: Overarching Principles: Assaults on Children and Cruelty to a Child

Part 12: Magistrates Court Sentencing Guidelines

Part 13: Causing Death by Driving

Part 14: Theft

Part 15: Breach of an Anti-social Behaviour Order

Part 16: Attempted Murder

Part 17: Fraud, Bribery and Money Laundering Offences

Part 18: Overarching Principles Sentencing Youths

Part 19: Corporate Manslaughter

Part 20: Burglary Offences

Part 21: Drugs Offences

Part 22: Offences Taken into Consideration

Part 23: Totality

Part 24: Allocation

Part 25: Dangerous Dog Offences

Part 26: Environmental Offences

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