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5.Claims for fees and disbursements by litigators – Crown Court
8.Claims for fees for certain categories of work to which the Standard Crime Contract applies
19.Amount of interim payments in cases awaiting determination of fees
22.Computation of final claim where an interim payment has been made
Litigators' Graduated Fee Scheme
PART 2 Graduated Fees for Guilty Pleas, Cracked Trials and Trials
6.Cracked trial or guilty plea where the number of pages of prosecution evidence is less than or equal to the PPE Cut-off
7.Trial where the number of pages of prosecution evidence is less than or equal to the PPE Cut-off
8.Cracked trials and guilty pleas where the number of pages of prosecution evidence exceeds the PPE Cut-off
9.Trials where the number of pages of prosecution evidence exceeds the PPE Cut-off
PART 3 Fixed Fee for Guilty Pleas and Cracked Trials in Elected Cases
Rates payable for the claims specified in Regulation 8
2.Work conducted at the Police station: Police Station advice and assistance.
4.Advice and Assistance and Advocacy Assistance by a court Duty Solicitor and Advocacy Assistance at the virtual court
5A.Representation in proceedings relating to an injunction under Part 1 of the 2014 Act or related parenting order in any court
7.Representation in proceedings prescribed as criminal proceedings under section 14(h) of the Act
8.Advice and Assistance on an appeal against conviction or sentence or an application to the Criminal Cases Review Commission
10.Representation in the Crown Court on an appeal from a magistrates' court in proceedings prescribed as criminal proceedings under section 14(h) of the Act
11.Advice and Assistance provided pursuant to a determination made under section 15 of the Act in Prison Law cases
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