4752Supreme Court criminal proceedings—other pre-trial

4752 Supreme Court criminal proceedings—other pre-trial An application made in the course of a criminal proceeding must be made in writing if— (a) the application— (i) is made before the prosecution’s case opens or witnesses are called; and (ii) raises any question about the admissibility of evidence, or any other question of law affecting the conduct of the trial; or (b) the application would postpone or delay a trial that has been listed for hearing if it were granted; or (c) the application cannot reasonably be made without notice to other parties; or (d) the application is directed by a judge to be in writing.