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The Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Rules 2007

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  1. Introductory Text

  2. 1.Citation, commencement and interpretation

  3. 2.In these Rules, a reference to a Part or rule...

  4. 3.Revocation of Indictment Rules 1971

  5. 4.Amendments to the Criminal Procedure Rules 2005

  6. 5.For Part 4 (Service of documents), substitute the Part as...

  7. 6.In the note after rule 7.5, for “Formerly”, substitute “This...

  8. 7.In rule 8.2 (Form of notice), omit from “; and,...

  9. 8.In the note after rule 8.2, for “Formerly”, substitute “This...

  10. 9.For Part 14 (The indictment), substitute the Part as set...

  11. 10.In rule 19.1 (Application to a magistrates' court to vary...

  12. 11.For the note after rule 19.1, substitute— [Note. This rule...

  13. 12.In rule 19.2 (Application to a magistrates' court to reconsider...

  14. 13.In the note after rule 19.2, for “Formerly”, substitute “This...

  15. 14.For rule 19.17(11) (Crown Court procedure on appeal against grant...

  16. 15.In the note after rule 19.17, for “Formerly”, substitute “This...

  17. 16.For Part 28 (Witness summonses and orders), substitute the Part...

  18. 17.In the heading to Part 31 (Restriction on cross-examination by...

  19. 18.In the heading to rule 31.1 (Restrictions on cross-examination of...

  20. 19.In the note after rule 31.1, for “Formerly”, substitute “This...

  21. 20.In the heading to rule 31.2 (Appointment of legal representative...

  22. 21.In the note after rule 31.2, for “Formerly”, substitute “This...

  23. 22.In the heading to rule 31.3 (Appointment arranged by the...

  24. 23.In rule 31.3(7)— (a) in sub-paragraph (b), for “were”, substitute...

  25. 24.In the note after rule 31.3, for “Formerly”, substitute “This...

  26. 25.In the heading to rule 31.4 (Prohibition on cross-examination of...

  27. 26.In rule 31.4(3)— (a) in sub-paragraph (a), for “trial judge”,...

  28. 27.In rule 31.4(6)(b), for “trial judge”, substitute “court”.

  29. 28.In rule 31.4(8)(b)— (a) for “trial judge”, substitute “court”; and...

  30. 29.In the notes after rules 31.4, 37.3 and 40.3, for...

  31. 30.In Part 52 (Enforcement of fines)— (a) in the note...

  32. 31.In rule 53.1(2) (Review of compensation order made by a...

  33. 32.In the note after rule 53.1, for “Formerly”, substitute “This...

  34. 33.In rule 57.11(1), for “Rules 4.3 (Service of documents in...

  35. 34.In the note after rule 57.11, for “Formerly”, substitute “This...

  36. 35.After rule 68.3(1B) (Notice of appeal and application for extension...

  37. 36.In the note after rule 68.3, for “Formerly”, substitute “This...

  38. 37.In the Glossary— (a) in the first column—

  39. 38.Schedule 4 has effect.

  40. Signature

    1. SCHEDULE 1

    2. SCHEDULE 2

    3. SCHEDULE 3

    4. SCHEDULE 4

      Revocations

      1. The following provisions are revoked: (a) Rule 7.5(2);

  42. Explanatory Note

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