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Jan 2021
11:09am, 8 Jan 2021
124,641 posts
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GregP
Nicely put PN. Very nicely put.
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Jan 2021
11:58am, 8 Jan 2021
30,231 posts
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pedroscalls
Yip and there's 5 hours and 2 minutes to go.
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Jan 2021
12:05pm, 8 Jan 2021
124,649 posts
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GregP
It's the six-weekly horizon scanning day. They don't get much duller.
Crown Court Digital Case System: changes to disclosure
New functions available to enable the upload of unused disclosed material.
From Monday 16 November 2020, the Crown Court Digital Case System (DCS) will introduce new functionality that permits the Crown Prosecution Service, and in future other prosecutors, to upload unused disclosed material to two new sections within DCS.
The two new sections will be located between section J (exhibits) and K (transcripts) and are as follows:
unused material – disclosed - notices and schedules – this will contain the disclosure notice, unused material disclosure schedule and disclosure management documents. The documents in this section will be visible to all users within the roles allowed on the sections, so will be visible to judges
unused material – disclosed – this will contain the unused material disclosure schedule and any material being disclosed. The documents in this section will not be visible to judges but will be visible to the prosecution and defence. In multi-defendant cases the section will be partitioned like other sections and defence access will be granted by the uploading party (which in this section will exclusively be the prosecution)
Only the prosecutor will be able to upload material to these sections and an email notification will be sent informing the parties what material has been uploaded.
Please note that judges will not have access to the section containing the disclosed material. This is necessary for data protection reasons, and because, under the Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act, it is not the job of the judge to review that material. If you wish to show an item to a judge that requires access to material contained within the restricted section, you can download the document from the disclosure section and upload it to the ‘trial documents’ section.
The standard file structure will be amended to reflect the unused disclosed material sections on DCS. Both internal and external guidance pages will also be updated with the new version.
Where information to be disclosed is highly sensitive the prosecutor may choose to make the disclosure in another way.
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Jan 2021
12:19pm, 8 Jan 2021
23,260 posts
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Nicholls595
between J and K? Do we have 28 letters now?
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Jan 2021
12:24pm, 8 Jan 2021
124,652 posts
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GregP
Good point. Very well made.
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Jan 2021
2:04pm, 8 Jan 2021
23,262 posts
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Nicholls595
Nominally 2 hours to go. In reality, it will be 5 minutes after the lorry turns up with my board delivery. Come on driver!!!!!!!
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Jan 2021
2:26pm, 8 Jan 2021
30,233 posts
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pedroscalls
2 hours 35 minutes, although the non destructive testers have now left so I can actually go do some work and empty the car park of the stands they were in to test.
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Mar 2021
2:57pm, 5 Mar 2021
23,981 posts
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Nicholls595
3 minutes........
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May 2021
2:34pm, 20 May 2021
49,517 posts
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McGoohan
2 hours and 26 minutes until I'm away for 11 consecutive days.
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May 2021
2:58pm, 20 May 2021
60,006 posts
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Diogenes
Blimey, that'll be a tonic. Could do with one of those myself.
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