Regulation 13 Advocates in the Crown Court, Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) and House of Lords
The court may grant a representation order for representation by an advocate alone:
(a)
in any proceedings referred to in section 12(2)(f) of the Act;
(b)
in respect of an appeal to the Court of Appeal or the Courts-Martial Appeal Court; or
(c)
in cases of urgency where it appears to the court that there is no time to instruct a solicitor:
(i)
in respect of an appeal to the Crown Court; or
(ii)
in proceedings in which a person is committed to or appears before the Crown Court for trial or sentence, or appears or is brought before that court to be dealt with.