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Re:Which cases are listed on database?  
Working in a court a defendant has the right to elect trial by jury on an offence which is classed as an either way offence so the magistrates court will commit a case to be heard at the local crown court. However there are some case which are classed as inditable only and these cases can only be heard at a crown court as they have a greater sentencing power, mags can only impose up to 6 mths custody. these offences are rape, robbery, murder, some drugs offences (usual intent to supply) etc etc.

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Lornajd
2012-02-09 00:09:27
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Re:why can't i find a sentence that happened last year?  
I am trying to find the details of someone I know was arrested and sent to prison last year September YET I cannot find any information on him. He is violent with paranoid schizophrenia symptoms - possibly why they are not treating this person as 'criminal' hence no records can be found?

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PETEM7
2018-09-02 17:38:01
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Re:Why can't I find ANY information on this?  
Its better you take a legal experts help in this matter, in fact contact your family lawyer. He may be the best one to help you.

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jamesbarrett
2015-01-28 13:18:17
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Re:Why has a new name been added to a case?  
Means nothing unless you are directly involved- you'd get notified by the court clerk. Case numbers can change with addition of defendant, change of charges, change of the judge for the case AND due to clerical errors (including "errors")

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AlvyThe
2022-09-09 10:42:28
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Re:Wolverhampton  
You can view the hearings list for Wolverhampton CC and search 'for sentence' here: http://www.courtserve2.net/courtlists/current/crown/wolve_T140711.02.htm

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Davis11
2014-07-11 08:46:24
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