Criminal Practice Directions 2015 Sample Clauses

Criminal Practice Directions 2015. 3.3.1 The Criminal Practice Directions 2015 (the CPD), s.8, clearly sets out the types of information which may be of relevance to a Court at various stages of proceedings. Paragraph 8 states as follows: ‘The defendant's record (previous convictions, cautions, reprimands, etc) may be taken into account when the court decides not only on sentence but also, for example, about bail, or when allocating a case for trial. It is therefore important that up to date and accurate information is available. Previous convictions must be provided as part of the initial details of the prosecution case under Part 8 of the Rules.’
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