sch.1-sec.27Practice and procedure in criminal jurisdiction

### sch.1-sec.27 Practice and procedure in criminal jurisdiction Practice and procedure in the courts’ criminal jurisdiction (including any appellate jurisdiction) generally, including, for example, the following— forms for proceedings; applications; lawyers’ and court’s duties; pre-trial matters, including, for example, subpoenas and pre-trial directions and rulings; regulating trial proceedings; evidence; the custody and inspection of exhibits; the recording of proceedings and access to the records; appeals, including, appeals to the Court of Appeal and the District Court; listing trials, sentences, applications and appeals for hearing, and setting hearing dates; filing, receipt, service, issue or transmission electronically of forms and other documents and material for use in, or in connection with, proceedings, including, electronic representations or equivalents of seals, stamps and signatures and their validity. sch 1 s 27 amd 2004 No. 11 s 596 sch 1 - (a) forms for proceedings; - (b) applications; - (c) lawyers’ and court’s duties; - (d) pre-trial matters, including, for example, subpoenas and pre-trial directions and rulings; - (e) regulating trial proceedings; - (f) evidence; - (g) the custody and inspection of exhibits; - (h) the recording of proceedings and access to the records; - (i) appeals, including, appeals to the Court of Appeal and the District Court; - (j) listing trials, sentences, applications and appeals for hearing, and setting hearing dates; - (k) filing, receipt, service, issue or transmission electronically of forms and other documents and material for use in, or in connection with, proceedings, including, electronic representations or equivalents of seals, stamps and signatures and their validity.