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magistrates court functions
trying summary/triable-either-way offences
sentencing guilty defendants
dealing with first hearing of indictable offences
trying cases in youth court
granting bail in sum./tri-e-w offences
crown court functions
deal with indictable offences and some triable-either-way
deals with appeals from magistrates court
crown prosecution service
responsible for prosecuting most criminal cases in england/wales. it considers aggravating factors in case when deciding whether to prosecute
types of criminal offences
summary
triable-either-way
indictable
summary offences
tried in magistrates court
sentencing power - up to 6 months imprisonment and/or up to £5000 fine
triable-either-way offences
plea in magistrates or crown court
sentencing power up to maximum set by specific offence, or magistrates maximum
indictable offences
initial hearing in magistrates then trial held in crown court
sentencing power up to maximum set by specific offence
4 main types of adult sentences
imprisonment
community sentences
fines
discharges