CrimPR Part 5
FORMS AND COURT RECORDS
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- GuidanceMessage from Lord Burnett, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales: Criminal Procedure Rules Committee – Amended Forms – October 2023updated 2023-09-25
cited asRule 5.1 of the Criminal Procedure Rules
…Justice has authorised the amending of four forms issued pursuant to Rule 5.1 of the Criminal Procedure Rules 2020 and paragraph 1.1.6 of the Criminal Practice Directions 2023. Th…
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- JudgmentMoD Police -v- Soldier A (anonymity order) (opens the source site)2025-06-24anonymity or reporting restriction
cited asCrim PR Rules 5.8