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Criminal Justice Act 2003

2003 Chapter 44

CONTENTS

ART

MENDMENTS OF

OLICE AND

RIMINAL

VIDENCE

1984

Section

1Extension of powers to stop and search2Warrants to enter and search3Arrestable offences4Bail elsewhere than at police station5Drug testing for under-eighteens6Use of telephones for review of police detention7Limits on period of detention without charge8Property of detained persons9Taking fingerprints without consent10Taking non-intimate samples without consent11Codes of practice12Amendments related to Part 1 P

ART

AIL

13Grant and conditions of bail14Offences committed on bail

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15Absconding by persons released on bail16Appeal to Crown Court17Appeals to High Court18Appeal by prosecution19Drug users: restriction on bail20Supplementary amendments to the Bail Act 197621Interpretation of Part 2 P

ART

ONDITIONAL CAUTIONS

22Conditional cautions23The five requirements24Failure to comply with conditions25Code of practice26Assistance of National Probation Service27Interpretation of Part 3 P

ART

HARGING ETC

28Charging or release of persons in police detention29New method of instituting proceedings30Further provision about new method31Removal of requirement to substantiate information on oath P

ART

ISCLOSURE

32Initial duty of disclosure by prosecutor33Defence disclosure34Notification of intention to call defence witnesses35Notification of names of experts instructed by defendant36Further provisions about defence disclosure37Continuing duty of disclosure by prosecutor38Application by defence for disclosure39Faults in defence disclosure40Code of practice for police interviews of witnesses notifiedby accused P

ART

LLOCATION AND SENDING OF OFFENCES

41Allocation of offences triable either way, and sending casesto Crown Court42Mode of trial for certain firearms offences: transitory

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arrangements P

ART

RIALS ON INDICTMENT WITHOUT A JURY

43Applications by prosecution for certain fraud cases to beconducted without a jury44Application by prosecution for trial to be conducted withoutury where danger of jury tampering45Procedure for applications under sections 43 and 4446Discharge of jury because of jury tampering47Appeals48Further provision about trials without a jury49Rules of court50Application of Part 7 to Northern Ireland P

ART

IVE LINKS

51Live links in criminal proceedings52Effect of, and rescission of, direction53Magistrates' courts permitted to sit at other locations54Warning to jury55Rules of court56Interpretation of Part 8 P

ART

ROSECUTION APPEALS

Introduction

57Introduction

General right of appeal in respect of rulings

58General right of appeal in respect of rulings59Expedited and non-expedited appeals60Continuation of proceedings for offences not affected byruling61Determination of appeal by Court of Appeal

Right of appeal in respect of evidentiary rulings

62Right of appeal in respect of evidentiary rulings63Condition that evidentiary ruling significantly weakensprosecution case64Expedited and non-expedited appeals65Continuation of proceedings for offences not affected byruling

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