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CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES 1999 - REG 61
Recording proceedings
(1) The judge at a proceeding relating to an accused person’s indictment
must ensure a record is kept only of the following particulars about the
proceeding on the order sheet— (a) for each appearance— (i) the name of
the judge; and
(ii) the name of the person who appeared for the
accused person; and
(iii) the name of the person who appeared for the
prosecutor; and
(iv) the nature of the appearance, including, for example,
whether it was for a pre-trial direction or ruling, or the trial; and
(v) the
date of the appearance;
(b) any bail order;
(c) the plea;
(d) whether any
request was made to the judge for a redirection by the judge to the jury;
(e)
whether, and how many, redirections were given by the judge to the jury;
(f)
the verdict;
(g) the judgment;
(h) the sentence;
(i) any other order.
(2)
The judge for the proceeding must ensure a separate record is kept of the jury
details on the form used for that purpose.
(3) Subrule (4) applies if the
court heard and decided a charge for a summary offence (the
"transmitted charge" ) against the accused person under the Code , section 651
.
(4) On the final decision of the transmitted charge, the judge must ensure
the order sheet for the transmitted charge is endorsed with the particulars
mentioned in subrule (1) (a) (i) to (iii) , (c) and (h).
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