Disclosure in Criminal Cases in the Magistrates’ Courts
A review of disclosure in criminal cases in the magistrates’ courts has been published today.
The review was carried out by the Senior District Judge and Chief Magistrate Howard Riddle, and the Resident Judge at Woolwich Crown Court, His Honour Judge Kinch QC, at the request of the Senior Presiding Judge, Lord Justice Gross.
It considers the practical operation of the Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996 disclosure regime in the magistrates’ courts, with a particular focus on the proportionality of time and costs.
Venues named 1
Court and tribunal venues this document names. A mention is not a statement that the document applies only there.
- Woolwich Crown Court
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Related guidance 5
Other guidance whose text is closest in subject to this document, found by similarity of wording rather than by citation.
- Guidance for Magistrates involved in scrutiny of out of court disposals2022-07-06
- Transparency in the Court of Protection2022-07-22
- Reporting Restrictions in the Criminal Courts – fifth edition update2023-07-21
- Criminal Procedure Rules and Practice Directions2022-07-15
- Criminal Practice Directions 2015 - Amendment No 13 handed down by the Lord Chief Justice2022-07-06