Criminal Procedure Rules
The procedural code governing the practices to be followed in the criminal courts, made under the Courts Act 2003 with effect from April 2005. Criminal Procedure Rules apply in all criminal cases in magistrates’ courts and in the Crown Court, and in all cases in the Criminal Division of the Court of Appeal. See also Consolidated Criminal Practice Direction.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/rules-and-practice-directions-2020
•Full text of the Criminal Procedure Rules (with Practice Directions) from the GOV.UK website
- tenant
- tenantable repair
- tenant for life
- tenant in tail
- tenant pur autre vie
- tenant’s fixtures
- tender
- tender before claim
- tender offer
- tenure
- term
- term for years
- term of years
- term of years absolute
- terra nullius
- territoriality
- territorial limits
- territorial waters
- terrorism
- testament
- testamentary capacity
- testamentary expenses
- testamentary freedom
- testamentary guardian
- testamentary intention