Law : Criminal - Courts + Appeals

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Bail definition

Rubuttable presumption that bail will be awarded uner the Bail Act 1976
Not being held in custody whilst waiting for trail

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Types of bail

Conditional - For example: Not contacting people, surrendering passport, residing at a particular address

Unconditional -

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Trial at the Magistrates

Deal with 97% of all cases
First hearings for either way and indictable offences to be moved to the Crown Court

Only serious offences will get to crown court

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Crown Prosecution Service

Responsible for most criminal offences

Decide which cases are to be prosecuted

Determine most appropriate offences to charge D with 

Prepare and present case in a court