Presence of prisoners at House of Lords appeal hearings
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- Held At: Parliamentary Archives: GB-061
- Catalogue Reference: HL/PO/JU/41/177
- Accession Number: 6595
- Date: Oct 1964-July 2006
- Level: File
- Extent: 1 file
- Creator Name: House of Lords; Judicial Office; 1854-2009
- Acquisition: Transferred to the Parliamentary Archives in 2009 when the Judicial Office ceased to exist and all judicial activities moved to the UK Supreme Court.
- Description: File includes note confirming practice of prisoners attending appeals in criminal court and how House of Lords should adopt this procedure, correspondence regarding whether an appellant should attend House of Lords to hear appeal and judgment, correspondence regarding attendance of prisoner when drafting new Practice Direction and email correspondence regarding arrangements in House of Lords when a prisoner is required to attend.
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- Access Status: Closed
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- Closed Until: 01/01/2037
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