Supreme Court criminal proceedings—pre-trial questionnaire

In force

If the court directs the parties to complete a pre-trial questionnaire—

(a)

the director of public prosecutions must—

(i)

complete the column of the questionnaire headed ‘DPP’; and

(ii)

give the completed questionnaire to the accused person or, if the accused person is represented by a solicitor, the solicitor—

(A)

at least 7 days before the day the questionnaire must be filed in the court; or

(B)

if the court sets another date—by that date; and

(b)

the accused person or the person’s lawyer must—

(i)

complete the column of the questionnaire headed ‘Accused’; and

(ii)

file the completed questionnaire in the court by the date set by the court.

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