Regulation 10 Proceedings in the Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) and the House of Lords

Changes not yet applied. Later legislation changes this provision in ways not yet written into the text below:

reg. 10(1) words substituted by Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Consequential Amendments) 2009 art. 8(3)(a)
reg. 10(7) words substituted by Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Consequential Amendments) 2009 art. 8(3)(b)
regs 9A, 10 am by Criminal Defence Service (General) 2010 regs 3, 4
reg 10 rev in pt (heading rev in pt) by Criminal Defence Service (General) 2002 regs 3, 10(a)
reg 10 am by Criminal Defence Service (General) 2002 regs 3, 10(b), (c)

(1)

An application for a representation order in respect of proceedings in the Court of Appeal or the House of Lords may be made:

(a)

orally to the Court of Appeal, or a judge of the court; or

(b)

in writing to the Court of Appeal, a judge of the court, or the registrar of criminal appeals (“ the registrar”).

(2)

Where an application is made to the court, it may refer it to a judge or the registrar for determination.

(3)

Where an application is made to a judge, he may refer it to the registrar for determination.

(4)

The registrar may:

(a)

grant the application; or

(b)

refer it to the court or a judge of the court.

(5)

A representation order shall not be granted until notice of leave to appeal has been given in respect of the proceedings which are the subject of the application.

(6)

Where a representation order is granted in respect of proceedings in the Court of Appeal, a judge or the registrar may specify the stage of the proceedings at which the representation order shall take effect.

(7)

The House of Lords may not grant a representation order in respect of any proceedings.