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Today’s hearings Thu 15 Oct

Crown Daily List

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  • 36 hearings
  • 8 courtrooms
  • First 10:00
  • Last NOT BEFORE 11:30 am
  • UK time
Court 1 4 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge T Hyams-Parish
  1. 10:00For Sentence01PY1296425First name withheld, SANDFORDCourt 1
    Courtroom
    Court 1
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge T Hyams-Parish
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  2. 10:00For Sentence01PY1308825First name withheld, SANDFORDCourt 1
    Courtroom
    Court 1
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge T Hyams-Parish
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  3. Trial (Part Heard)T20267002First name withheld, MCPHERSONCourt 1
    Courtroom
    Court 1
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge T Hyams-Parish
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  4. For TrialT20267003First name withheld, WARRENCourt 1Defendant to be produced
    Courtroom
    Court 1
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge T Hyams-Parish
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The evidence is heard and the court decides whether the charge is proved. A "floater" has no fixed start and may be called on at short notice when a courtroom is free.
Court 2 2 hearings · Before: Mr Recorder R Coopey
  1. 10:00For Trial01ZD1146026First name withheld, EDWARDSCourt 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Mr Recorder R Coopey
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The evidence is heard and the court decides whether the charge is proved. A "floater" has no fixed start and may be called on at short notice when a courtroom is free.
  2. 10:00For Plea01ZD1588923First name withheld, PASHACourt 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Mr Recorder R Coopey
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
Court 3 4 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge Connell, His Honour Judge E Connell - Honorary Recorder Of Croydon
  1. 10:15For Sentence01PY1024624First name withheld, NEWELLCourt 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge Connell
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  2. 10:15For Sentence01ZD1382426First name withheld, NEWELLCourt 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge Connell
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  3. NOT BEFORE 02:00 pmFor SentenceT20250024First name withheld, SCARRCourt 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge E Connell - Honorary Recorder Of Croydon
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  4. Trial (Part Heard)T20200367First name withheld, BALLCourt 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge E Connell - Honorary Recorder Of Croydon
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
Court 4 2 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge Banerjee
  1. 10:00For Trial01ZT1108424******Court 4Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 4
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge Banerjee
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The evidence is heard and the court decides whether the charge is proved. A "floater" has no fixed start and may be called on at short notice when a courtroom is free.
  2. 10:00For Application to Vary Bail Conditions01ZT1002226First name withheld, AMURECourt 4
    Courtroom
    Court 4
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge Banerjee
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
Court 5 6 hearings · Before: Her Honour Judge E Smaller
  1. 10:00Trial (Part Heard)01MP1255024First name withheld, NUNES-BRANCO, First name withheld, MENADCourt 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  2. 10:00Trial (Part Heard)01MP1111524First name withheld, HAMMONDCourt 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  3. 10:15For Mention01ZT1076726First name withheld, AGBOAMAKA-OBICourt 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  4. 10:35Plea and Trial Preparation01ZD1434726******Court 5Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  5. 11:30For Application to Extend Custody Time Limit01PY1150926******Court 5Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  6. 14:00For Ground Rules Hearing01ZD1467023******Court 5Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing to agree how a vulnerable witness will be questioned.
Court 6 4 hearings · Before: Her Honour Judge E Lowe
  1. 10:00For Application to Vary Bail Conditions01RY1276525First name withheld, HOGGCourt 6
    Courtroom
    Court 6
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Lowe
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  2. 10:00For Trial01ZD5006022******Court 6Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 6
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Lowe
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The evidence is heard and the court decides whether the charge is proved. A "floater" has no fixed start and may be called on at short notice when a courtroom is free.
  3. 10:00For Mention (Defendant to Attend)01ZD1194026First name withheld, FABOCourt 6
    Courtroom
    Court 6
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Lowe
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  4. 10:00For Mention (Defendant to Attend)01PY1169026First name withheld, FABOCourt 6
    Courtroom
    Court 6
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Lowe
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
Court 7 7 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge P Gower KC
  1. 10:00For Application to Vary Bail Conditions01ZD1430725First name withheld, CADOGANCourt 7
    Courtroom
    Court 7
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge P Gower KC
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  2. 10:30For Mention (Defendant to Attend)01PY1040524First name withheld, WALKLINGCourt 7
    Courtroom
    Court 7
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge P Gower KC
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
  3. 10:50For Mention01ZD1240726******Court 7Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 7
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge P Gower KC
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  4. 11:10For Mention01ZD1132223******Court 7Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 7
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge P Gower KC
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  5. NOT BEFORE 02:00 pmBreach of OrderS20260114First name withheld, BRIDGE-STEWARTCourt 7
    Courtroom
    Court 7
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge P Gower KC
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    The court considers an alleged breach of a court order.
  6. NOT BEFORE 02:30 pmBreach of OrderS20260090First name withheld, LOUNCourt 7
    Courtroom
    Court 7
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge P Gower KC
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    The court considers an alleged breach of a court order.
  7. NOT BEFORE 03:00 pmBreach of OrderS20260060First name withheld, DEEGANCourt 7
    Courtroom
    Court 7
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge P Gower KC
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    The court considers an alleged breach of a court order.
Court 8 7 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
  1. 10:00For Mention01ZD1259726First name withheld, CAPELLICourt 8
    Courtroom
    Court 8
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  2. NOT BEFORE 11:30 amBreach of OrderS20260113First name withheld, TIDEYCourt 8
    Courtroom
    Court 8
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    The court considers an alleged breach of a court order.
  3. Breach of OrderS20260086First name withheld, LOWECourt 8
    Courtroom
    Court 8
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    The court considers an alleged breach of a court order.
  4. Breach of OrderS20260094First name withheld, STERLINGCourt 8
    Courtroom
    Court 8
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    The court considers an alleged breach of a court order.
  5. Breach of OrderS20260106First name withheld, RAMIREZ-GONZALEZCourt 8
    Courtroom
    Court 8
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    The court considers an alleged breach of a court order.
  6. Breach of OrderS20260111First name withheld, ZRALKACourt 8
    Courtroom
    Court 8
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    The court considers an alleged breach of a court order.
  7. Breach of OrderS20260112First name withheld, SADIKUCourt 8
    Courtroom
    Court 8
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    The court considers an alleged breach of a court order.

Tomorrow’s hearings Fri 16 Oct

Crown Daily List

Updated by HMCTS (opens in a new tab): . We last checked: .

  • 59 hearings
  • 9 courtrooms
  • First 10:00
  • Last NOT BEFORE 11:00 am
  • UK time
Court 1 8 hearings · Before: DEPUTY HIGH COURT JUDGE BATES, Mrs Laura Midgley, Mrs Denise Bushay
  1. For Mention and to FixT20210441First name withheld, NJOKUCourt 1
    Courtroom
    Court 1
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    DEPUTY HIGH COURT JUDGE BATES, Mrs Laura Midgley, Mrs Denise Bushay
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  2. For Mention and to FixA20260127First name withheld, TERRYCourt 1
    Courtroom
    Court 1
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    DEPUTY HIGH COURT JUDGE BATES, Mrs Laura Midgley, Mrs Denise Bushay
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
  3. For Mention and to FixA20260131First name withheld, JONESCourt 1
    Courtroom
    Court 1
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    DEPUTY HIGH COURT JUDGE BATES, Mrs Laura Midgley, Mrs Denise Bushay
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
  4. For MentionA20250098First name withheld, CLARECourt 1
    Courtroom
    Court 1
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    DEPUTY HIGH COURT JUDGE BATES, Mrs Laura Midgley, Mrs Denise Bushay
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  5. For Mention (Appellant to Attend)A20240093First name withheld, CARRCourt 1
    Courtroom
    Court 1
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    DEPUTY HIGH COURT JUDGE BATES, Mrs Laura Midgley, Mrs Denise Bushay
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
  6. For Appeal against Conviction and SentenceA20260005First name withheld, OLUWALECourt 1
    Courtroom
    Court 1
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    DEPUTY HIGH COURT JUDGE BATES, Mrs Laura Midgley, Mrs Denise Bushay
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
  7. For Appeal against ConvictionA20250157First name withheld, SIMMONDSCourt 1
    Courtroom
    Court 1
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    DEPUTY HIGH COURT JUDGE BATES, Mrs Laura Midgley, Mrs Denise Bushay
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
  8. For Appeal against Conviction and SentenceA20250178First name withheld, AL-SHEMARYCourt 1All parties to attend
    Courtroom
    Court 1
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    DEPUTY HIGH COURT JUDGE BATES, Mrs Laura Midgley, Mrs Denise Bushay
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
Court 2 7 hearings · Before: Mr Recorder R Coopey, Recorder R Coopey
  1. 10:00For Trial01ZD1146026First name withheld, EDWARDSCourt 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Mr Recorder R Coopey
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The evidence is heard and the court decides whether the charge is proved. A "floater" has no fixed start and may be called on at short notice when a courtroom is free.
  2. 10:30For Application for Bail01ZD1440826First name withheld, BURGESSCourt 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Mr Recorder R Coopey
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  3. 11:00For Sentence01ZT1079625First name withheld, AQBALCourt 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Mr Recorder R Coopey
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  4. 12:00For Application01PY1118526First name withheld, SHEACourt 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Mr Recorder R Coopey
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing to decide a specific application made to the court.
  5. 14:00For Application for Bail01PY1324525First name withheld, MONGANCourt 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Mr Recorder R Coopey
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  6. 14:45Further Case Management01ZD1136626******Court 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Mr Recorder R Coopey
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
  7. NOT BEFORE 11:00 amFor SentenceT20260009First name withheld, SHERKHANCourt 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Recorder R Coopey
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
Court 3 2 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge T Hyams-Parish
  1. 10:00Further Case Management01ZD1022226First name withheld, LAVENDER, First name withheld, DAVISCourt 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge T Hyams-Parish
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
  2. 10:30For Sentence01MP1049924******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge T Hyams-Parish
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
Court 4 5 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge Banerjee
  1. 10:00For Trial01ZT1108424******Court 4Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 4
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge Banerjee
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The evidence is heard and the court decides whether the charge is proved. A "floater" has no fixed start and may be called on at short notice when a courtroom is free.
  2. 12:30For Application for Bail01PL1396226First name withheld, CASCOCourt 4
    Courtroom
    Court 4
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge Banerjee
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  3. 14:00For Application to Extend Custody Time Limit01ZD1193926******Court 4Reporting restrictions may applyDefendant to be produced
    Courtroom
    Court 4
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge Banerjee
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  4. 14:30For Mention (Defendant to Attend)01ZD1142526First name withheld, DENNYCourt 4
    Courtroom
    Court 4
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge Banerjee
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  5. 14:50For Pre-Trial Review01PY1079826First name withheld, BAKERCourt 4
    Courtroom
    Court 4
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge Banerjee
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing shortly before a trial to check that everything is ready.
Court 5 10 hearings · Before: Her Honour Judge E Smaller
  1. 10:00Plea and Trial Preparation01ZD1444626First name withheld, LENNONCourt 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  2. 10:00Trial (Part Heard)01MP1255024First name withheld, NUNES-BRANCO, First name withheld, MENADCourt 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  3. 10:00Trial (Part Heard)01MP1111524First name withheld, HAMMONDCourt 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  4. 10:45Plea and Trial Preparation01PY1267826First name withheld, AGBOOLACourt 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  5. 11:30Plea and Trial Preparation01ZT1116526First name withheld, WEEKESCourt 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  6. 12:15Plea and Trial Preparation01PY1265526First name withheld, NALUWOOZACourt 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  7. 14:00Plea and Trial Preparation01ZD1320123******Court 5Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  8. 14:30Plea and Trial Preparation01ZD1433124First name withheld, CAHILLANECourt 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  9. 15:00Plea and Trial Preparation01MP1186025******Court 5Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  10. 15:30Plea and Trial Preparation01ZD1401926First name withheld, PRICECourt 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Smaller
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
Court 6 3 hearings · Before: Her Honour Judge E Lowe
  1. 10:00For Pre-Trial Review01ZD1340326First name withheld, MCGRATHCourt 6
    Courtroom
    Court 6
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Lowe
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing shortly before a trial to check that everything is ready.
  2. 10:00For Trial01ZD5006022******Court 6Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 6
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Lowe
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The evidence is heard and the court decides whether the charge is proved. A "floater" has no fixed start and may be called on at short notice when a courtroom is free.
  3. 10:00For Pre-Trial Review01ZT1047124******Court 6
    Courtroom
    Court 6
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    Her Honour Judge E Lowe
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing shortly before a trial to check that everything is ready.
Court 7 3 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge P Gower KC
  1. 10:45Custody Time Limit application01ZD1187326First name withheld, ROGERSCourt 7Defendant to be produced
    Courtroom
    Court 7
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge P Gower KC
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  2. 12:00For Ground Rules Hearing01ZD1625523******Court 7Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 7
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge P Gower KC
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing to agree how a vulnerable witness will be questioned.
  3. 14:00For Section 28 Hearing (Pre-Recording of Cross-Examination)01ZD1625523******Court 7Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 7
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge P Gower KC
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
Court 8 5 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
  1. 10:00For Section 28 Hearing (Pre-Recording of Cross-Examination)01ZD1158824******Court 8Reporting restrictions may apply
    Courtroom
    Court 8
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  2. 14:00For Application for Bail01PY1215226First name withheld, DEANECourt 8
    Courtroom
    Court 8
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  3. 14:00Plea and Trial Preparation01ZT1172125******Court 8Reporting restrictions may applyDefendant to be produced
    Courtroom
    Court 8
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  4. 14:00Plea and Trial Preparation45EP1151126First name withheld, SURENDRACourt 8Defendant to be produced
    Courtroom
    Court 8
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  5. 14:00Plea and Trial Preparation01ZT1152225******Court 8Reporting restrictions may applyDefendant to be produced
    Courtroom
    Court 8
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    His Honour Judge A Dunne Obe
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
Court 23 16 hearings · Before: N/A
  1. For ApplicationU20260689******Court 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    What this usually means
    A hearing to decide a specific application made to the court.
  2. For Application for Dismissal of ChargesU20260417******Court 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
  3. Further Case ManagementU20260693******Court 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    What this usually means
    A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
  4. For MentionU20260694******Court 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  5. For MentionU20251297******Court 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  6. For MentionU20251547******Court 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  7. Plea and Trial PreparationU20260692******Court 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  8. For Pre-Trial ReviewU20240970******Court 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    What this usually means
    A hearing shortly before a trial to check that everything is ready.
  9. For Application under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002T20210416First name withheld, KAPOOR, First name withheld, KAPOURCourt 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
  10. For SentenceS20260057First name withheld, MIRELESCourt 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  11. For SentenceT20220653First name withheld, ANGELCourt 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    Prosecutor
    Crown Prosecution Service
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  12. For Trial of IssueU20260690******Court 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
  13. For SentenceU20230687******Court 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  14. For SentenceU20230688******Court 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  15. For SentenceU20260695******Court 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  16. For SentenceU20230689******Court 23
    Courtroom
    Court 23
    Building
    Croydon
    Before
    N/A
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.

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