The Criminal Procedure (Amendment No. 2) Rules 2024
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Rule 16 1 In rule 2.8 (Exercise of functions of a magistrates’ court), in paragraph (4)(g) for “Request for information determined by the court” substitute “Request or application determined by the court”. 2 In rule 3.16 (Pre-trial hearings in a magistrates’ court: general rules), in paragraph (1)(a)(i)— (a) for “rule 9.11” substitute “rule 9.17”; and (b) for “rule 9.13” substitute “rule 9.21”. 3 In rule 4.1 (When this Part applies) in paragraph (3)(b) for “Queen’s Bench Listing Office” substitute “King’s Bench Listing Office”. 4 In rule 5.4 (Duty to make records), in the fourth paragraph of the note to the rule— (a) for “rule 9.11(3)” substitute “rule 9.17(3)”; and (b) for “9.13” substitute “9.21”. 5 In rule 24.11 (Procedure if the court convicts), in the final paragraph of the note to the rule for “9.15” substitute “9.24”. 6 In rule 25.10 (Defendant unfit to plead) in paragraph (3)(c)(iii) for “rule 25.9(2)(e)” substitute “rule 25.9(2)(f)”. 7 In rule 28.10 (Committal or remission, etc. for sentence), in the note to the rule— (a) in sub-paragraph (a) of the first paragraph— (i) for “9.15” substitute “9.24”, and (ii) for “28.12”, in each place it occurs, substitute “28.13”; and (b) in the final paragraph for “rule 9.16” substitute “rule 9.25”. 8 In rule 45.13 (Appeal to a High Court judge) in paragraph (3)(a) for “Queen’s Bench Division” substitute “King’s Bench Division”. 9 For the heading to Part 37 substitute “Appeal to the Court of Appeal against ruling at preparatory hearing or in response to jury tampering” in each of the following references to that heading— (a) in rule 45.4 (Costs out of central funds), in the second paragraph of the note to the rule in sub-paragraph (a)(v); (b) in rule 43.1 (When this Part applies), in paragraph (1)(a)(ii); (c) in rule 36.8 (Duty of Crown Court officer), in paragraph (3); (d) in rule 36.14 (Grounds of appeal and opposition), in paragraph (4)(a); and (e) in the table of contents of the Criminal Procedure Rules.
SCHEDULE 2
Rule 16 1 In rule 2.8 (Exercise of functions of a magistrates’ court), in paragraph (4)(g) for “Request for information determined by the court” substitute “Request or application determined by the court”. 2 In rule 3.16 (Pre-trial hearings in a magistrates’ court: general rules), in paragraph (1)(a)(i)— (a) for “rule 9.11” substitute “rule 9.17”; and (b) for “rule 9.13” substitute “rule 9.21”. 3 In rule 4.1 (When this Part applies) in paragraph (3)(b) for “Queen’s Bench Listing Office” substitute “King’s Bench Listing Office”. 4 In rule 5.4 (Duty to make records), in the fourth paragraph of the note to the rule— (a) for “rule 9.11(3)” substitute “rule 9.17(3)”; and (b) for “9.13” substitute “9.21”. 5 In rule 24.11 (Procedure if the court convicts), in the final paragraph of the note to the rule for “9.15” substitute “9.24”. 6 In rule 25.10 (Defendant unfit to plead) in paragraph (3)(c)(iii) for “rule 25.9(2)(e)” substitute “rule 25.9(2)(f)”. 7 In rule 28.10 (Committal or remission, etc. for sentence), in the note to the rule— (a) in sub-paragraph (a) of the first paragraph— (i) for “9.15” substitute “9.24”, and (ii) for “28.12”, in each place it occurs, substitute “28.13”; and (b) in the final paragraph for “rule 9.16” substitute “rule 9.25”. 8 In rule 45.13 (Appeal to a High Court judge) in paragraph (3)(a) for “Queen’s Bench Division” substitute “King’s Bench Division”. 9 For the heading to Part 37 substitute “Appeal to the Court of Appeal against ruling at preparatory hearing or in response to jury tampering” in each of the following references to that heading— (a) in rule 45.4 (Costs out of central funds), in the second paragraph of the note to the rule in sub-paragraph (a)(v); (b) in rule 43.1 (When this Part applies), in paragraph (1)(a)(ii); (c) in rule 36.8 (Duty of Crown Court officer), in paragraph (3); (d) in rule 36.14 (Grounds of appeal and opposition), in paragraph (4)(a); and (e) in the table of contents of the Criminal Procedure Rules.
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