CrimPR Part 2
UNDERSTANDING AND APPLYING THE RULES; POWERS AND DUTIES OF COURT OFFICERS AND JUSTICES’ LEGAL ADVISERS
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Guidance that cites this 1
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- Administrative Court Practice Statement: Opposed applications for extensions of timeupdated 2026-03-10
cited asCrim PR 2.6
…ent to a duty ACO lawyer with delegated powers under CPR 54.1A and/or Crim PR 2.6 to make an order as soon as possible, ideally within one working day…