PART 3CASE MANAGEMENT
PREPARATION FOR TRIAL IN THE CROWN COURT
Use of Welsh language at Crown Court trial3.34.
Where a Crown Court trial will take place in Wales and a participant wishes to use the Welsh language—
(a)
that participant must serve notice on the court officer, or arrange for such a notice to be served on that participant’s behalf—
(i)
at or before the plea and trial preparation hearing, or
(ii)
in accordance with any direction given by the court; and
(b)
if such a notice is served, the court officer must arrange for an interpreter to attend.
Other provisions affecting case management
Case management may be affected by the following other rules and legislation:
Criminal Procedure Rules
Part 8 Initial details of the prosecution case
Part 9 Allocation and sending for trial
Part 10 The indictment
Part 15 Disclosure
Parts 16 – 23: the rules that deal with evidence
Part 24 Trial and sentence in a magistrates’ court
Part 25 Trial and sentence in the Crown Court
Regulations
Acts of Parliament