Pre-trial procedures

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Summary offences
first appearance at Magistrates’ Court only (e.g. assault and battery)
mags hear trial as bench of three, assisted by a legal advisor
mags will decide the verdict and sentence
Triable either-way offences
first appearance in magistrates (duty solicitor, bail, etc.)
Plea before venue hearing - if pleading guilty, D will be sentenced, if pleading not guilty, a mode of trial hearing is needed
mode of trial - mags refuse to hear trial (case too serious) it will be sent to Crown; if Mags are willing to accept, then D gets to choose whether to have his trial at the Mags o Crown.
Indictable Offences
First appearance at the Magistrates (duty solicitor, bail etc.)
Sent to Crown Court for trial
Jury of 12 decide verdict
Judge decides sentence if D is found guilty.

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