AC2:2 Crown Courts

What type of Court is the Crown Court

• Appellate Court

• Court of First Instance

What offence(s) are heard by the Crown Court?

• Indictable and Summary

• Indictable

• Indictable and Hybrid

• Summary and Hybrid

The name of the Crown Court in central London:

• Supreme Court

• Old Bailey

• Southwark

• Blackfriars

The personnel most likely to be involved in a Crown Court trial:

• Judge

  Barrister

  Jury

• Judge

  Jury

  Court Clerk

• Judge

  Jury

  Magistrate

• Judge

  Court Clerk

  Barrister

The number of people on a jury:

• 10

• 9

• 14

• 12

The defendant will usually be represented by a:

• Solicitor

• Judge

• Barrister

• Close relative

The only ground for appeal from the Crown Court is that the conviction was:

• Unjust

• Unfair

• Unsafe

• Unnecessary

Appeals from the Crown may be made by the:

• Defence only

• Prosecution only

• Defence or Prosecution

• Appeals cannot be made as the jury's decision is final

Appeals can only take place with permission from a judge:

• True

• False

The Court of Appeal will hear a new trial of the case:

• True

• False