Donate SIGN UP

Courtserve 2000 Listings ?

Avatar Image
notnutnut | 12:59 Sun 27th Nov 2016 | Criminal
3 Answers

Good morning all,
BARMAID posted a url link thing in answer to someones question and it does seem to give the crown court daily listings that I was looking for but I did wonder if there was or is another list for the afternoon ? This is where I got to so far ; https://www.courtserve.net/courtlists/viewcourtlist2014.php?courtlist=woodg_T161128.01.htm&type=crlists

Thanks in advance NNN.
Gravatar

Answers

1 to 3 of 3rss feed

Avatar Image
That link just goes to a sign-in page, Notnutnut. Crown Courts usually list all cases for 10am (even though the courts don't actually sit until 10.30am). On arrival though, the participants in some cases will see them listed on the monitors as, for example, 'Not before noon' or 'Not before 2.30pm'. So I doubt that any lists specifically for the afternoon are...
14:53 Sun 27th Nov 2016
That link just goes to a sign-in page, Notnutnut.

Crown Courts usually list all cases for 10am (even though the courts don't actually sit until 10.30am). On arrival though, the participants in some cases will see them listed on the monitors as, for example, 'Not before noon' or 'Not before 2.30pm'.

So I doubt that any lists specifically for the afternoon are published.
Question Author
Buenchico, thanks for that, I did realise it's a sign-in page and duly signed in but I'm not showing. I was told I'm on the warned list for week starting 28/11 but it's a long while since I was on one last and I wasn't sure how I'd know when to go you see.
Thanks again. NNN.
If you're on the warned list you'll probably get a phone call from your solicitor on the day before the hearing. It might be quite late. I guy I was working with had to pull out of the following day's work at 8pm because he'd only just had a phone call to tell him he'd got to attend court at 10am the next day, so don't expect a lot of notice!

1 to 3 of 3rss feed

Do you know the answer?

Courtserve 2000 Listings ?

Answer Question >>

Related Questions

Sorry, we can't find any related questions. Try using the search bar at the top of the page to search for some keywords, or choose a topic and submit your own question.