Serious Crime Act 2007
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35 Proceedings in the High Court
(1) Proceedings before the High Court in relation to serious crime prevention orders are civil proceedings. (2) One consequence of this is that the standard of proof to be applied by the court in such proceedings is the civil standard of proof.
35 Proceedings in the High Court
(1) Proceedings before the High Court in relation to serious crime prevention orders are civil proceedings. (2) One consequence of this is that the standard of proof to be applied by the court in such proceedings is the civil standard of proof.
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