Part 25 TRIAL AND SENTENCE IN THE CROWN COURT
England and Wales
| Contents of this Part | |
|---|---|
| When this Part applies | rule 25.1 |
| General powers and requirements | rule 25.2 |
| Application for ruling on procedure, evidence or other question of law | rule 25.3 |
| Procedure on plea of guilty | rule 25.4 |
| Application to withdraw a guilty plea | rule 25.5 |
| Selecting the jury | rule 25.6 |
| Discharging jurors | rule 25.7 |
| Objecting to jurors | rule 25.8 |
| Procedure on plea of not guilty | rule 25.9 |
| Defendant unfit to plead | rule 25.10 |
| Evidence of a witness in person | rule 25.11 |
| Evidence of a witness in writing | rule 25.12 |
| Evidence by admission | rule 25.13 |
| Directions to the jury and taking the verdict | rule 25.14 |
| Conviction or acquittal at trial without a jury | rule 25.15 |
| Procedure if the court convicts | rule 25.16 |
| Provision of documents for the court | rule 25.17 |
| Duty of court officer and custodian | rule 25.18 |
[Note. Part 3 contains rules about case management that apply during preparation for trial and at trial. The rules in this Part must be read in conjunction with those rules.]
- 25.1When this Part applies
- 25.2General powers and requirements
- 25.3Application for ruling on procedure, evidence or other question of law
- 25.4Procedure on plea of guilty
- 25.5Application to vacate a guilty plea
- 25.6Selecting the jury
- 25.7Discharging jurors
- 25.8Objecting to jurors
- 25.9Procedure on plea of not guilty
- 25.10Defendant unfit to plead
- 25.11Evidence of a witness in person
- 25.12Evidence of a witness in writing
- 25.13Evidence by admission
- 25.14Directions to the jury and taking the verdict
- 25.15Conviction or acquittal without a jury
- 25.16Procedure if the court convicts
- 25.17Provision of documents for the court
- 25.18Duty of court officer and custodian