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Whether you're a witness, claimant, defendant or juror you are likely to be apprehensive about attending court. Procedures and formalities in court can vary widely depending on the nature of the hearing and the type of court. Whichever court you are attending, there is a wealth of information available on this site to ensure that you know what to expect.
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Failure to Attend Jury Service: Everyone that is between the ages of 18 and 70 who appears on the electoral register is eligible for jury service. The Criminal Justice Act 2003… [5816 views in Dec]
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Pre-Sentence Reports: If you’ve pleaded guilty to a criminal offence, the judge or your defence lawyer may request a pre-sentence report. This is essentially an impartial report that… [5524 views in Dec]
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Police and Court Bail: If a police investigation is ongoing into alleged criminal activity, you may be bailed to return to the police station on a future date. Once you have been… [5004 views in Dec]
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Breach of Court Order: What Steps to Take Next?: Contact Orders A contact order is a court order which sets out the circumstances in which someone who does not live with a… [4234 views in Dec]
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Cliff
Re: How to Complain About the Courts and Police
I wish prosecute Surrey Police. I require legal aid.
11 November 2024 -
social-issues
Re: Pre-Sentence Reports
Hello Emz, I can understand family and health questions. They seem quite reasonable. The focus on eye problems is a bit of a mystery to me,…
2 August 2024 -
Emz
Re: Pre-Sentence Reports
Could anyone help I had a presentence report done and they asked me loads of questions about my kids and partner and also if I have any…
30 July 2024 -
social-issues
Re: Pre-Sentence Reports
Hello, Lucy, I didn't make it clear enough that it's the Probation Service that is being stupid. Fishing isn't the only common mistake that…
23 July 2024 -
social-issues
Re: Pre-Sentence Reports
They are fishing, to be honest. What they don't want is a known violent offender harming a family while on probation and then they get in the…
23 July 2024 -
Lucy
Re: Pre-Sentence Reports
Hi, My partner is up for sentencing for a section 18 - probation have been to interview for a pre sentence report and asked him alot about me…
22 July 2024 -
social-issues
Re: Pre-Sentence Reports
Hello Remel, no. Holidays have nothing to do with sentencing. If you have a sentence to begin, you will be taken away to serve it. It…
13 June 2024 -
social-issues
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Hello Sunshine, yes. Nothing that you have said is unusual. Offenders go on the register and orders are given by the court. The victim is…
13 June 2024 -
Remel
Re: Pre-Sentence Reports
Hi I took a plea guilty to abh so I have a pre sentence report awaiting on sentence date is 29th august, would I be allowed to go on a pre…
5 June 2024
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