Examples of Crown proceedings in a sentence
Where an appeal under subsection (1) is made by the Crown, proceedings on the appeal shall be instituted and conducted in the name of the Crown by the Director of Public Prosecutions.
Article 5(1)(c) of that Order provides that the Director shall, where he thinks proper, initiate and undertake on behalf of the Crown proceedings for indictable offences (tried in the Crown Court) and for any summary offence or class of summary offence that he considers should be dealt with by him.
Whether and if so to what extent, the Crown proceedings in the form of a completed precognition could reasonably be described as a ‘dossier’ in the continental/inquisitorial style is a matter for separate consideration.19 The completed Crown precognition in effect constituted a brief for Crown Counsel to work from when prosecuting in court.
Crown proceedings Recommended Textbook:Candidates will understand the impact of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms as enacted by the Human Rights Act 1998.
The Crown’s fiduciary obligations under the Treaty preceded the enactment of Crown proceedings legislation, and there is no reason why they cannot be enforced by means of a petition of right.
The name was changed to reflect the fact that the Act now deals with Crown proceedings generally, wherever they may be brought and whether in tort, in contract or otherwise.
Condition 2-11: Standard Requirements - Progress ReportsEffective between the dates of 03/01/2007 and Permit Expiration Date Applicable Federal Requirement:6NYCRR 201-6.5(d)(5)Item 2-11.1:Progress reports consistent with an applicable schedule of compliance are to be submitted at least semiannually, or at a more frequent period if specified in the applicable requirement or by the department.
Historically, Australia has shown a ‘healthy concern for the rule of law’ 13 by limiting this type of immunity by statute—in South Australia as early as 1853.14 Dr Nick Seddon has written:The distance of the tyranny of English ways of thinking together with the need, in a frontier society, for new systems and roles of government combined to make Australia the pioneer of Crown proceedings legislation.
The provisions of Parts II to IV of the 1947 Act apply to proceedings against the Crown under this Act as they apply to Crown proceedings in England and Wales; but section 20 of that Act (removal of proceedings from county court to High Court) does not apply.
Professor Hogg explained the principle as follows: The Crown proceedings statute of each province grants jurisdiction to the courts of that province to hear and determine claims against the Crown in right of that province.