Guidance
JAG Practice Note 2 of 22
Published 2022-07-21Last updated 2022-07-21
Access to recordings of court proceedings
- Proceedings in the Court Martial are recorded on the Digital Audio Recording (DAR) system in accordance with The Armed Forces (Court Martial) Rules 2009, Para 23(e).
- If any person wishes to listen to any part of a recording relating to on-going court proceedings, leave must first be obtained from the Judge Advocate sitting in the case or, if the Judge Advocate is not readily available, another Judge Advocate.
- In other circumstances any request to listen to a sound recording or for a transcript of the proceedings must be made in writing to the Director Military Court Service.
- This Practice Note does not apply to members of the Military Court Service, who may access recordings in the course of their duties.
HHJ Alan M Large, Judge Advocate General
19 July 2022
Related guidance 5
Other guidance whose text is closest in subject to this document, found by similarity of wording rather than by citation.
- Practice Direction: Access to Audio Recordings of Proceedings2023-09-27
- Presidential Guidance from the First-tier Tribunal (General Regulatory Chamber): note on record of proceedings - Number 2 of 20222022-08-17
- Practice Guidance on Remote Observation of Hearings – New Powers2022-10-21
- Practice notes for proceedings before SIAC2025-02-20
- Chief Coroner’s Guidance No.42 Remote Hearings2024-07-25