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Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994

1994 c. 33 · Enacted 3 November 1994 · Extends to United Kingdom

Not fully up to date. 16 changes made by later legislation have not yet been written into this text, which is revised to 29 June 2026.

See the changes not yet applied
ProvisionChangeMade by
s. 53repealedAccess to Justice (Northern Ireland) Order 2003 Sch. 5
s. 51(9)words substitutedCriminal Justice Act 2003 Sch. 36 para. 11(2)
s. 51(10)(a) (ia)insertedCriminal Justice Act 2003 Sch. 36 para. 11(3)
s. 26repealedCriminal Justice Act 2003 Sch. 37 Pt. 2
s. 62B(3)words substitutedCriminal Justice Act 2003 Sch. 26 para. 45(5)
s. 63(6)words substitutedCriminal Justice Act 2003 Sch. 26 para. 45(6)
s. 63(7B)words substitutedCriminal Justice Act 2003 Sch. 26 para. 45(6)
s. 68(3)words substitutedCriminal Justice Act 2003 Sch. 26 para. 45(7)
s. 69(3)words substitutedCriminal Justice Act 2003 Sch. 26 para. 45(8)
s. 60(8)words substitutedCriminal Justice Act 2003 Sch. 26 para. 45(2)
s. 60AA(7)words substitutedCriminal Justice Act 2003 Sch. 26 para. 45(3)
s. 61(4)words substitutedCriminal Justice Act 2003 Sch. 26 para. 45(4)
s. 127(4)(b)insertedCriminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008 s. 138(5)
s. 127(6)words insertedLegal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 s. 129(6)
s. 25(2)(k)words substitutedCrime and Policing Act 2026 Sch. 11 para. 6(2)
s. 25(2)(ka)-(kc)insertedCrime and Policing Act 2026 Sch. 11 para. 6(3)

An Act to make further provision in relation to criminal justice (including employment in the prison service); to amend or extend the criminal law and powers for preventing crime and enforcing that law; to amend the Video Recordings Act 1984; and for purposes connected with those purposes.

[3rd November 1994]

I1E1Be it enacted by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—

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Commencement

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Act partly in force at Royal Assent, see s. 172(2)-(4)(6)

Extent

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Act extends mainly to England and Wales only, but for exceptions see s. 172(7)-(16)

Contents

  1. Part I: Young Offenders
  2. Secure training orders
  3. 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  4. 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  5. 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  6. 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  7. 5Provision etc. of secure training centres.
  8. 6Management of secure training centres.
  9. 7Contracting out of secure training centres.
  10. 8Officers of contracted out secure training centres.
  11. 9Powers and duties of custody officers employed at contracted out secure training centres.
  12. 9APower of custody officers to detain suspected offenders
  13. 10Intervention by Secretary of State in management of contracted out secure training centres.
  14. 11Contracted out functions at directly managed secure training centres.
  15. 12Escort arrangements and officers.
  16. 13Protection of custody officers . . . .
  17. 14Wrongful disclosure of information relating to persons detained in youth detention accommodation.
  18. 15Interpretation of sections 7 to 14.
  19. Custodial sentences for young offenders
  20. 16. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  21. 17Maximum length of detention for young offenders.
  22. 18Accommodation of young offenders sentenced to custody for life.
  23. Secure accommodation for certain young persons
  24. 19Extension of kinds of secure accommodation.
  25. 20. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  26. 21Cost of secure accommodation. Not yet in force
  27. 22Management of secure accommodation.
  28. Arrest of young persons in breach of conditions of remand
  29. 23Liability of young persons to arrest for breaking conditions of remand. Repealed
  30. Police detention of young persons
  31. 24Detention of arrested juveniles after charge.
  32. Part II: Bail
  33. 25No bail for defendants charged with or convicted of homicide or rape after previous conviction of such offences.
  34. 26No right to bail for persons accused or convicted of committing offence while on bail.
  35. 27Power for police to grant conditional bail to persons charged.
  36. 28Police detention after charge.
  37. 29Power for police to arrest for failure to answer to police bail.
  38. 30Reconsideration of decisions granting bail.
  39. Part III: Course of Justice: Evidence, Procedure, Etc.
  40. Imputations on character
  41. 31Imputations on character. Repealed
  42. Corroboration
  43. 32Abolition of corroboration rules.
  44. 33Abolition of corroboration requirements under Sexual Offences Act 1956.
  45. Inferences from accused’s silence
  46. 34Effect of accused’s failure to mention facts when questioned or charged.
  47. 35Effect of accused’s silence at trial.
  48. 36Effect of accused’s failure or refusal to account for objects, substances or marks.
  49. 37Effect of accused’s failure or refusal to account for presence at a particular place.
  50. 38Interpretation and savings for sections 34, 35, 36 and 37.
  51. 39Power to apply sections 34 to 38 to armed forces.
  52. 39APower to apply sections 36 and 37 in relation to food crime officers
  53. Juries
  54. 40Disqualification for jury service of persons on bail in criminal proceedings. Repealed
  55. 41Jury service: disabled persons.
  56. 42Jury service: excusal on religious grounds. Repealed
  57. 43Separation of jury during consideration of verdict.
  58. Procedure, jurisdiction and powers of magistrates’ courts
  59. 44. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  60. 45Extension of procedures enabling magistrates’ courts to deal with cases in which accused pleads guilty.
  61. 46Criminal damage, etc. as summary offence: relevant sum.
  62. 47Recovery of fines, etc. by deduction from income support.
  63. Sentencing: guilty pleas
  64. 48. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  65. Publication of reports in young offender cases
  66. 49Restrictions on reports of proceedings in which children or young persons are concerned.
  67. Child testimony
  68. 50. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  69. Intimidation, etc., of witnesses, jurors and others
  70. 51Intimidation, etc., of witnesses, jurors and others.
  71. Criminal appeals
  72. 52Circuit judges to act as judges of criminal division of Court of Appeal.
  73. 53Expenses in criminal appeals in Northern Ireland Court of Appeal.
  74. Part IV: Police Powers
  75. Powers of police to take body samples
  76. 54Powers of police to take intimate body samples.
  77. 55Powers of police to take non-intimate body samples.
  78. 56Fingerprints and samples: supplementary provisions.
  79. 57Retention of samples in certain cases. Repealed
  80. 58Samples: intimate and non-intimate etc.
  81. 59Extension of powers to search persons’ mouths.
  82. Powers of police to stop and search
  83. 60Powers to stop and search in anticipation of , or after violence.
  84. 60AAPowers to require removal of disguises
  85. 60ARetention and disposal of things seized under section 60.
  86. 60BArrest without warrant for offences under section 60: Scotland. Repealed
  87. Part V: Public Order: Unauthorised encampments and Collective Trespass or Nuisance on Land
  88. Residing on land without consent in or with a vehicle
  89. 60COffence relating to residing on land without consent in or with a vehicle
  90. 60DOffence under section 60C: seizure of property etc
  91. 60EOffence under section 60C: forfeiture
  92. Powers to remove trespassers on land
  93. 61Power to remove trespassers on land.
  94. 62Supplementary powers of seizure.
  95. 62APower to remove trespassers: alternative site available
  96. 62BFailure to comply with direction under section 62A: offences
  97. 62CFailure to comply with direction under section 62A: seizure
  98. 62DCommon land: modifications
  99. 62ESections 62A to 62D: interpretation
  100. 62FGuidance
  101. Powers in relation to raves
  102. 63Powers to remove persons attending or preparing for a rave.
  103. 64Supplementary powers of entry and seizure.
  104. 65Raves: power to stop persons from proceeding.
  105. 66Power of court to forfeit sound equipment.
  106. Retention and charges for seized property
  107. 67Retention and charges for seized property.
  108. Disruptive trespassers
  109. 68Offence of aggravated trespass.
  110. 69Powers to remove persons committing or participating in aggravated trespass.
  111. Trespassory assemblies
  112. 70Trespassory assemblies.
  113. 71Trespassory assemblies: power to stop persons from proceeding.
  114. Squatters
  115. 72Violent entry to premises: special position of displaced residential occupiers and intending occupiers.
  116. 73Adverse occupation of residential premises.
  117. 74Protected intending occupiers: supplementary provisions.
  118. 75Interim possession orders: false or misleading statements.
  119. 76Interim possession orders: trespassing during currency of order.
  120. Powers to remove unauthorised campers
  121. 77Power of local authority to direct unauthorised campers to leave land.
  122. 78Orders for removal of persons and their vehicles unlawfully on land.
  123. 79Provisions as to directions under s. 77 and orders under s. 78.
  124. 80Repeal of certain provisions relating to gipsy sites.
  125. Part VI: Prevention of Terrorism
  126. 81. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  127. 82. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  128. 83. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  129. Part VII: Obscenity and Pornography and Videos
  130. Obscene publications and indecent photographs of children
  131. 84Indecent pseudo-photographs of children.
  132. 85Arrestable offences to include certain offences relating to obscenity or indecency.
  133. 86Indecent photographs of children: sentence of imprisonment.
  134. 87Publishing, displaying, selling or distributing etc. obscene material in Scotland: sentence of imprisonment.
  135. Video recordings
  136. 88Video recordings: increase in penalties.
  137. 89Video recordings: restriction of exemptions.
  138. 90Video recordings: suitability.
  139. 91Enforcement by enforcing authorities outside their areas.
  140. Obscene, offensive or annoying telephone calls
  141. 92Obscene, offensive or annoying telephone calls: increase in penalty.
  142. Part VIII: Prison Services and the Prison Service
  143. Chapter I: England and Wales
  144. Prisoner escorts
  145. 93Arrangements for the provision of prisoner escorts.
  146. 94Powers and duties of prisoner custody officers acting in pursuance of such arrangements.
  147. 95Breaches of discipline by prisoners under escort.
  148. Contracted out prisons etc.
  149. 96Contracted out parts of prisons, etc.
  150. 97Temporary attachment of prison officers.
  151. 98Prisoners temporarily out of prison.
  152. Miscellaneous
  153. 99Contracted out functions at directly managed prisons.
  154. 100Provision of prisons by contractors.
  155. Supplemental
  156. 101Minor and consequential amendments.
  157. Chapter II: Scotland
  158. Prisoner escorts
  159. 102Arrangements for the provision of prisoner escorts.
  160. 103Monitoring of prisoner escort arrangements.
  161. 104Powers and duties of prisoner custody officers performing escort functions.
  162. 105Breaches of discipline by prisoners under escort.
  163. Contracted out prisons
  164. 106Contracting out of prisons.
  165. 107Officers of contracted out prisons.
  166. 108Powers and duties of prisoner custody officers employed at contracted out prisons.
  167. 109Breaches of discipline by prisoners temporarily out of contracted out prison.
  168. 110Consequential modifications of 1989 Act, prison rules and directions.
  169. 111Intervention by the Secretary of State.
  170. Contracted out functions
  171. 112Contracted out functions at directly managed prisons.
  172. Provision of new prisons
  173. 113Provision of new prisons.
  174. Supplemental
  175. 114Prisoner custody officers: general provisions.
  176. 115Wrongful disclosure of information.
  177. 116Minor and consequential amendments.
  178. 117Interpretation of Chapter II.
  179. Chapter III: Northern Ireland
  180. Prisoner escorts
  181. 117AExercise of functions by the Department of Justice
  182. 118Arrangements for the provision of prisoner escorts.
  183. 119Monitoring etc. of prisoner escort arrangements.
  184. 120Powers and duties of prisoner custody officers acting in pursuance of such arrangements.
  185. 121Breaches of discipline by prisoners under escort.
  186. Supplemental
  187. 122Certification of custody officers.
  188. 123Protection of prisoner custody officers.
  189. 124Wrongful disclosure of information.
  190. 125Interpretation of Chapter III.
  191. Chapter IV: The Prison Service
  192. 126Service in England and Wales and Northern Ireland.
  193. 127Inducements to withhold services or to indiscipline.
  194. 127APower to suspend the operation of section 127
  195. 128Pay and related conditions.
  196. 128APay and related conditions: Northern Ireland
  197. Part IX: Miscellaneous Amendments: Scotland
  198. 129Transfer of persons detained by police and customs officers.
  199. 130Detention and release of children: Scotland.
  200. 131Conditions in licence of released prisoner: requirement for Parole Board recommendations.
  201. 132. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  202. 133Extension of categories of prisoner to whom Part I of Prisoners and Criminal Proceedings (Scotland) Act 1993 applies.
  203. 134Amendment of provisions continued in effect for certain prisoners by Prisoners and Criminal Proceedings (Scotland) Act 1993.
  204. 135Further amendment of Schedule 6 to the Prisoners and Criminal Proceedings (Scotland) Act 1993: application of “new provisions”.
  205. Part X: Cross-Border Enforcement
  206. 136Execution of warrants.
  207. 137Cross-border powers of arrest etc.
  208. 137ZAArrest under section 136 or 137 in connection with offence in Scotland
  209. 137AAdditional cross-border powers of arrest etc: urgent cases
  210. 137BMeaning of “specified offence” for the purposes of section 137A
  211. 137CDetention for the purpose of re-arrest
  212. 137DRights of persons arrested under section 137A
  213. 137EEntry and search for the purposes of arrest
  214. 138Powers of arrest etc.: supplementary provisions.
  215. 139Search powers available on arrests under sections 136, 137 and 137A.
  216. 140Reciprocal powers of arrest.
  217. 141. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  218. Part XI: Sexual Offences
  219. Rape
  220. 142Rape of women and men. Repealed
  221. Male rape and buggery
  222. 143Male rape and buggery. Repealed
  223. Revised penalties for certain sexual offences
  224. 144Revised penalties for buggery and indecency between men. Repealed
  225. Homosexuality
  226. 145. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  227. 146Extension of Sexual Offences Act 1967 to the armed forces and merchant navy.
  228. 147Homosexuality on merchant ships and in the armed forces: Northern Ireland.
  229. 148Amendment of law relating to homosexual acts in Scotland.
  230. Part XII: Miscellaneous and General
  231. The Parole Board
  232. 149Incorporation of the Parole Board.
  233. 150Powers to recall prisoners released on licence.
  234. Prisons: powers in relation to prisoners, visitors and others
  235. 151Power to test prisoners for drugs.
  236. 152Powers of search by authorised employees in prisons.
  237. 153Prohibited articles in Scottish prisons.
  238. Harassment, alarm or distress
  239. 154Offence of causing intentional harassment, alarm or distress.
  240. Offence of racially inflammatory publication etc. to be arrestable
  241. 155Offence of racially inflammatory publication etc. to be arrestable. Repealed
  242. Prohibition on use of cells from embryos or foetuses
  243. 156Prohibition on use of cells from embryos or foetuses.
  244. Increase in certain penalties
  245. 157Increase in penalties for certain offences.
  246. Extradition procedures
  247. 158Extradition procedures. Repealed
  248. 159Backing of warrants: Republic of Ireland. Repealed
  249. Constabulary powers in United Kingdom waters
  250. 160Extension of powers, etc., of constables to United Kingdom waters.
  251. Obtaining computer-held information
  252. 161. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  253. 162Access to computer material by constables and other enforcement officers.
  254. Closed-circuit television by local authorities
  255. 163Local authority powers to provide closed-circuit television.
  256. Serious fraud
  257. 164Extension of powers of Serious Fraud Office and of powers to investigate serious fraud in Scotland.
  258. Copyright and illicit recordings: enforcement of offences Not yet in force
  259. 165Enforcement of certain offences relating to copyright and illicit recordings.
  260. Ticket touts
  261. 166Sale of tickets by unauthorised persons.
  262. 166ASupplementary provision relating to sale and disposal of tickets on internet
  263. Taxi touts
  264. 167Touting for hire car services.
  265. General
  266. 168Minor and consequential amendments and repeals.
  267. 169Power of Secretary of State to make payments or grants in relation to crime prevention, etc.
  268. 170Security costs at party conferences.
  269. 171Expenses etc. under Act.
  270. 172Short title, commencement and extent.
  271. Schedule SSchedule S
  272. Schedule 1: Escort Arrangements: England and Wales
  273. Arrangements for the escort of persons detained in youth detention accommodation
  274. 1Paragraph 1
  275. Monitoring etc. of escort arrangements
  276. 2Paragraph 2
  277. Powers and duties of custody officers acting in pursuance of escort arrangements
  278. 3Paragraph 3
  279. Interpretation
  280. 4Paragraph 4
  281. Schedule 2: Certification of Custody Officers: England and Wales
  282. Preliminary
  283. 1Paragraph 1
  284. Issue of certificates
  285. 2Paragraph 2
  286. Suspension of certificate
  287. 3Paragraph 3
  288. Revocation of certificate
  289. 4Paragraph 4
  290. False statements
  291. 5Paragraph 5
  292. Schedule 3: Bail: Supplementary Provisions
  293. Bail Act 1976
  294. 1Paragraph 1
  295. 2Paragraph 2
  296. Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980
  297. 3Paragraph 3
  298. Schedule 4Schedule 4
  299. Schedule 5: Magistrates’ Courts: Dealing with cases where accused pleads guilty
  300. Non-appearance of accused: plea of guilty
  301. 1Paragraph 1
  302. Application of section 12 procedure where accused appears
  303. 2Paragraph 2
  304. Consequential amendments
  305. 3Paragraph 3
  306. Schedule 6: Certification of Prisoner Custody Officers: Scotland
  307. Preliminary
  308. 1Paragraph 1
  309. Issue of certificates
  310. 2Paragraph 2
  311. Suspension of certificate
  312. 3Paragraph 3
  313. Revocation of certificate
  314. 4Paragraph 4
  315. False statements
  316. 5Paragraph 5
  317. Schedule 7: Certification of Prisoner Custody Officers: Northern Ireland
  318. Preliminary
  319. 1Paragraph 1
  320. Issue of certificates
  321. 2Paragraph 2
  322. Suspension of certificate
  323. 3Paragraph 3
  324. Revocation of certificate
  325. 4Paragraph 4
  326. False statements
  327. 5Paragraph 5
  328. Schedule 7A: Offences specified for the purposes of section 137A
  329. Part 1: Offences under the law of England and Wales
  330. 1Paragraph 1
  331. 2Paragraph 2
  332. 3Paragraph 3
  333. 4Paragraph 4
  334. 5Paragraph 5
  335. 6Paragraph 6
  336. 7Paragraph 7
  337. 8Paragraph 8
  338. 9Paragraph 9
  339. 10Paragraph 10
  340. 11Paragraph 11
  341. 12Paragraph 12
  342. 13Paragraph 13
  343. 14Paragraph 14
  344. 15Paragraph 15
  345. 16Paragraph 16
  346. 17Paragraph 17
  347. 18Paragraph 18
  348. 19Paragraph 19
  349. 20Paragraph 20
  350. 21Paragraph 21
  351. 22Paragraph 22
  352. 23Paragraph 23
  353. 24Paragraph 24
  354. 25Paragraph 25
  355. 25AParagraph 25A
  356. Part 2: Offences under the law of Scotland
  357. 26Paragraph 26
  358. 27Paragraph 27
  359. 28Paragraph 28
  360. 29Paragraph 29
  361. 30Paragraph 30
  362. 31Paragraph 31
  363. 32Paragraph 32
  364. 33Paragraph 33
  365. 34Paragraph 34
  366. 35Paragraph 35
  367. 36Paragraph 36
  368. 37Paragraph 37
  369. 38Paragraph 38
  370. 39Paragraph 39
  371. 40Paragraph 40
  372. 41Paragraph 41
  373. 42Paragraph 42
  374. 43Paragraph 43
  375. 43AParagraph 43A
  376. Part 3: Offences under the law of Northern Ireland
  377. 44Paragraph 44
  378. 45Paragraph 45
  379. 46Paragraph 46
  380. 47Paragraph 47
  381. 48Paragraph 48
  382. 49Paragraph 49
  383. 50Paragraph 50
  384. 51Paragraph 51
  385. 52Paragraph 52
  386. 53Paragraph 53
  387. 54Paragraph 54
  388. 55Paragraph 55
  389. 56Paragraph 56
  390. 57Paragraph 57
  391. 58Paragraph 58
  392. 59Paragraph 59
  393. 60Paragraph 60
  394. 61Paragraph 61
  395. 62Paragraph 62
  396. 63Paragraph 63
  397. 64Paragraph 64
  398. 65Paragraph 65
  399. 66Paragraph 66
  400. 67Paragraph 67
  401. 68Paragraph 68
  402. Schedule 7B: Rights of persons arrested under section 137A: modifications
  403. Part 1: Arrests in respect of offences committed in England and Wales
  404. 1Paragraph 1
  405. 2Paragraph 2
  406. 3Paragraph 3
  407. 4Paragraph 4
  408. Part 2: Arrests in respect of offences committed in Scotland
  409. 5Paragraph 5
  410. 6Paragraph 6
  411. 7Paragraph 7
  412. 8Paragraph 8
  413. 9Paragraph 9
  414. 10Paragraph 10
  415. 11Paragraph 11
  416. 12Paragraph 12
  417. Part 3: Arrests in respect of offences committed in Northern Ireland
  418. 13Paragraph 13
  419. 14Paragraph 14
  420. 15Paragraph 15
  421. 16Paragraph 16
  422. Schedule 8: Increase in Penalties
  423. IIncrease of Fines for Certain Sea Fisheries Offences
  424. IIIncrease of Fines for Certain Misuse of Drugs Offences
  425. IIIIncrease in Penalties for Certain Firearms Offences
  426. Schedule 9: Minor Amendments
  427. Poaching: increase in penalties
  428. 1Paragraph 1
  429. Sexual offences: procurement of women
  430. 2Paragraph 2
  431. Electronic transmission of obscene material
  432. 3Paragraph 3
  433. Poaching: forfeiture of vehicles
  434. 4Paragraph 4
  435. Magistrates’ courts’ jurisdiction in cases involving children and young persons
  436. 5Paragraph 5
  437. Service of documents by first class post
  438. 6Paragraph 6
  439. Transfers of proceedings
  440. 7Paragraph 7 Repealed
  441. Offences aggravated by possession of firearms
  442. 8Paragraph 8
  443. Notice of proceedings
  444. 9Paragraph 9
  445. Treatment of mental condition of offenders placed on probation
  446. 10Paragraph 10 Repealed
  447. Rehabilitation of offenders placed on probation
  448. 11Paragraph 11
  449. Transfers of proceedings
  450. 12Paragraph 12 Repealed
  451. Anonymity of victims of certain offences
  452. 13Paragraph 13
  453. Execution of warrants for non-payment
  454. 14Paragraph 14
  455. Committals for sentence
  456. 15Paragraph 15 Repealed
  457. Conditional or absolute discharge: appeal to Crown Court
  458. 16Paragraph 16 Repealed
  459. Transfers of proceedings
  460. 17Paragraph 17
  461. Transfers of proceedings
  462. 18Paragraph 18
  463. Transfers of proceedings
  464. 19Paragraph 19
  465. Electronic transmission of obscene material (Scotland)
  466. 20Paragraph 20
  467. Fines for breach of attendance centre orders or rules
  468. 21Paragraph 21 Repealed
  469. Video recordings
  470. 22Paragraph 22
  471. Standard period of validity of search warrants
  472. 23Paragraph 23
  473. Transfers of proceedings
  474. 24Paragraph 24
  475. Transfers of proceedings
  476. 25Paragraph 25 Repealed
  477. Award of costs against accused
  478. 26Paragraph 26
  479. Transfers of proceedings
  480. 27Paragraph 27 Repealed
  481. Confiscation orders in drug trafficking cases: variation of sentences
  482. 28Paragraph 28 Repealed
  483. Transfer of fraud cases
  484. 29Paragraph 29 Repealed
  485. Fraud cases: preparatory hearings
  486. 30Paragraph 30
  487. Transfers of proceedings
  488. 31Paragraph 31 Repealed
  489. Evidence through television links
  490. 32Paragraph 32
  491. Competence of children
  492. 33Paragraph 33 Repealed
  493. Reviews of sentencing
  494. 34Paragraph 34
  495. Assaulting prisoner custody officer triable with indictable offence
  496. 35Paragraph 35
  497. Confiscation orders: variation of sentence
  498. 36Paragraph 36
  499. Extradition from the United Kingdom
  500. 37Paragraph 37
  501. Remands and committals of young persons to secure accommodation Not yet in force
  502. 38Paragraph 38 Not yet in force
  503. Non-intimate samples: samples of hair
  504. 39Paragraph 39
  505. Pre-sentence reports
  506. 40Paragraph 40 Repealed
  507. Curfew orders
  508. 41Paragraph 41 Repealed
  509. Fines
  510. 42Paragraph 42 Repealed
  511. False statements as to financial circumstances
  512. 43Paragraph 43
  513. Effect of previous probation orders and discharges
  514. 44Paragraph 44 Repealed
  515. Sexual offences
  516. 45Paragraph 45 Repealed
  517. Discretionary life prisoners
  518. 46Paragraph 46
  519. Committals for sentence
  520. 47Paragraph 47 Repealed
  521. Extradited persons: sentence of imprisonment to reflect custody
  522. 48Paragraph 48
  523. Transfers of proceedings
  524. 49Paragraph 49 Repealed
  525. Community sentences: binding over of parent or guardian
  526. 50Paragraph 50 Repealed
  527. Confiscation orders in terrorist-related activities cases: variation of sentences
  528. 51Paragraph 51 Repealed
  529. Anonymity of victims of certain offences
  530. 52Paragraph 52
  531. Application of 1993 Act powers to pre-commencement offences
  532. 53Paragraph 53
  533. Schedule 10: Consequential Amendments
  534. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  535. 1Paragraph 1
  536. Evidence of accused in criminal proceedings
  537. 2Paragraph 2
  538. Evidence of accused in criminal proceedings
  539. 3Paragraph 3
  540. Responsibility for fine for breach of requirements of secure training order
  541. 4Paragraph 4 Repealed
  542. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  543. 5Paragraph 5 Repealed
  544. Bail: exclusion in homicide or rape cases
  545. 6Paragraph 6
  546. Modernisation of “servant” in Prison Act
  547. 7Paragraph 7
  548. Use of young offender institutions as secure training centres
  549. 8Paragraph 8
  550. Young offenders absconding from secure training centres
  551. 9Paragraph 9
  552. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  553. 10Paragraph 10
  554. Young offenders: application of prison rules
  555. 11Paragraph 11
  556. Young offenders: transfer, supervision and recall within British Islands
  557. 12Paragraph 12
  558. Payment of damages by police authority
  559. 13Paragraph 13 Repealed
  560. Cross-border enforcement: extension of protection
  561. 14Paragraph 14 Repealed
  562. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  563. 15Paragraph 15 Repealed
  564. Young offenders: detention under secure training order
  565. 16Paragraph 16
  566. Payment of damages by Scottish police authority
  567. 17Paragraph 17 Repealed
  568. Assaults on constables etc.
  569. 18Paragraph 18
  570. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  571. 19Paragraph 19
  572. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  573. 20Paragraph 20
  574. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  575. 21Paragraph 21
  576. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  577. 22Paragraph 22
  578. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  579. 23Paragraph 23
  580. Young offenders: possession of firearms
  581. 24Paragraph 24
  582. Cross-border enforcement: extension of protection
  583. 25Paragraph 25
  584. Sexual offences: male rape
  585. 26Paragraph 26 Repealed
  586. Payment of damages by Police Authority for Northern Ireland
  587. 27Paragraph 27 Repealed
  588. Jury service: penalty for serving when not qualified
  589. 28Paragraph 28
  590. Custody officers: ineligibility for jury service
  591. 29Paragraph 29 Repealed
  592. Rehabilitation of offenders subject to secure training orders
  593. 30Paragraph 30
  594. Prisoner custody officers: ineligibility for jury service
  595. 31Paragraph 31 Repealed
  596. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  597. 32Paragraph 32
  598. Police bail: variation by magistrates
  599. 33Paragraph 33
  600. Bail: no right for persons offending while on bail
  601. 34Paragraph 34
  602. Sexual offences: male rape
  603. 35Paragraph 35
  604. Sexual offences: male rape
  605. 36Paragraph 36
  606. Indecent photographs etc.
  607. 37Paragraph 37
  608. Indecent photographs etc. (Northern Ireland)
  609. 38Paragraph 38
  610. Secure training orders: absence of accused
  611. 39Paragraph 39
  612. Procedure for young offenders in cases of grave crimes
  613. 40Paragraph 40 Repealed
  614. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  615. 41Paragraph 41
  616. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  617. 42Paragraph 42 Repealed
  618. Police bail
  619. 43Paragraph 43
  620. Bail: exclusion in homicide or rape cases
  621. 44Paragraph 44
  622. Prisoner custody officers: ineligibility for jury service
  623. 45Paragraph 45
  624. Young offenders: detention in the custody of a constable and others
  625. 46Paragraph 46
  626. Detention by constables and officers of a prison etc.: maximum period
  627. 47Paragraph 47 Repealed
  628. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  629. 48Paragraph 48
  630. Young offenders: legal representation
  631. 49Paragraph 49 Repealed
  632. Young offenders: early release
  633. 50Paragraph 50
  634. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  635. 51Paragraph 51
  636. Video recordings
  637. 52Paragraph 52
  638. Interim possession order: power of entry
  639. 53Paragraph 53
  640. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  641. 54Paragraph 54
  642. Searches of persons detained at police stations
  643. 55Paragraph 55
  644. Fingerprinting: speculative searches
  645. 56Paragraph 56
  646. Intimate samples: speculative searches
  647. 57Paragraph 57
  648. Non-intimate samples: speculative searches
  649. 58Paragraph 58
  650. Sexual offences: male rape and buggery
  651. 59Paragraph 59 Repealed
  652. Trespassory assemblies
  653. 60Paragraph 60
  654. Inferences from accused’s silence
  655. 61Paragraph 61
  656. Samples: application to terrorist suspects
  657. 62Paragraph 62
  658. Prevention of terrorism: consents for prosecutions etc.
  659. 63Paragraph 63 Repealed
  660. Young offenders: powers to search and to test for drugs
  661. 64Paragraph 64 Repealed
  662. Non-appearance of accused: plea of guilty
  663. 65Paragraph 65 Repealed
  664. Young offenders: secure training order a custodial sentence
  665. 66Paragraph 66 Repealed
  666. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  667. 67Paragraph 67 Repealed
  668. Contracted out prisons: exclusion of search powers
  669. 68Paragraph 68 Repealed
  670. Testing prisoners for drugs: director’s function
  671. 69Paragraph 69
  672. The Parole Board
  673. 70Paragraph 70
  674. Bail: exclusion in homicide and rape cases
  675. 71Paragraph 71 Repealed
  676. Probation officers for offenders subject to secure training orders
  677. 72Paragraph 72 Repealed
  678. Secure training orders: cost of supervision by probation officer
  679. 73Paragraph 73 Repealed
  680. Schedule 11Repeals