It would only rarely be appropriate to introduce before the jury something which had happened at the plea and directions hearing.
[1997] 1 Crim App R 369
England and Wales
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Cited – Firth v Epping Magistrates Court Admn 3-Feb-2011
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The defendant had faced a charge of assault in the Magistrates Court and had pleaded not guilty. She had indicated in the ‘trial issues’ form through her lawyer that her defence was self defence. The prosecutor then indicated that the charge was to . .
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