County Court · South West
Exeter Law Courts
Southernhay Gardens, Exeter, EX1 1UH
Hearing lists
Tomorrow’s hearings Fri 16 Oct
Crown Daily List
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- 23 hearings
- 4 courtrooms
- First 10:00
- Last 14:00
- UK time
Court 1 12 hearings · Before: HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter, The Recorder Of Exeter His Honour Judge Patrick
10:00Plea and Trial Preparation50DE0632925First name withheld, SHEARERCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- 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.
10:00Plea and Trial Preparation50DE0590126First name withheld, LOUGHREYCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- 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.
10:00Plea and Trial Preparation50DE0164725******Court 1Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- 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.
10:00Plea and Trial Preparation50DE0282025First name withheld, TAYLORCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- 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.
10:00Further Case Management50DE0075626First name withheld, GORDONCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
10:00Plea and Trial Preparation50DE0361626First name withheld, KOBACICourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- 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.
10:00Plea and Trial Preparation50DE0314225******Court 1Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- 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.
10:00Plea and Trial Preparation50DE0348026First name withheld, ISTREFICourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- 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.
10:00Plea and Trial Preparation50DE0629626First name withheld, GILLCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- 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.
10:00Plea and Trial Preparation50DE0379823******Court 1Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- 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.
10:00Plea and Trial Preparation50DE0988525First name withheld, BUCHANANCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- 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.
Further Case ManagementT20227007First name withheld, ROBSONCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- The Recorder Of Exeter His Honour Judge Patrick
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
Court 2 6 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge David Evans, His Honour Judge D Evans
10:00For Application for Bail50DE0665826******Court 2Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge David Evans
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
10:00For Mention (Defendant to Attend)50DE0231524First name withheld, ARMITAGECourt 2
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge David Evans
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
10:00For Sentence50DE0726924First name withheld, SANDERSCourt 2
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge David Evans
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:00Committal for Sentence50DE0164725First name withheld, GEORGE-ELLISCourt 2
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge David Evans
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A case sent from the magistrates’ court to the Crown Court so the Crown Court can decide the sentence.
14:00Further Case Management50DE0876724First name withheld, SMITHCourt 2
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge David Evans
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
For ReviewU20260031******Court 2
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge D Evans
Court 3 4 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge Stephen Climie, His Honour Judge S Climie
10:30For Trial50DE0083526******Court 3Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- 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.
10:30For Trial50DE0769025******Court 3Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- 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.
For ReviewU20260028First name withheld, STACEYCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Climie
For ReviewU20260029First name withheld, EDWARDSCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Climie
Court 99 1 hearing · Before: N/A
For MentionU20260002First name withheld, CASECourt 99
- Courtroom
- Court 99
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- N/A
- What this usually means
- A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
Hearings on Mon 19 Oct Mon 19 Oct
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- 17 hearings
- 5 courtrooms
- First 10:00
- Last 10:30
- UK time
Court 1 6 hearings · Before: HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter, The Recorder Of Exeter His Honour Judge Patrick
10:00For Pre-Trial Review50DE0432526First name withheld, GJIKACourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- A hearing shortly before a trial to check that everything is ready.
10:00For Pre-Trial Review50DE0386526First name withheld, TAYLORCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- A hearing shortly before a trial to check that everything is ready.
10:00Further Case Management50DE0667424First name withheld, EDWARDESCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
10:00For Pre-Trial Review50DE0430126First name withheld, GJIKACourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing shortly before a trial to check that everything is ready.
10:30For Trial50DE7126722******Court 1Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- 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.
Breach of OrderS20260070First name withheld, BRIGGSCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- The Recorder Of Exeter His Honour Judge Patrick
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- The court considers an alleged breach of a court order.
Court 2 2 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge David Evans
10:00For Sentence50DE0319125First name withheld, EDWARDS, First name withheld, BARBOURCourt 2
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge David Evans
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:30For Trial50DE0285025******Court 2Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge David Evans
- 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 3 4 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
10:00Committal for Sentence50DE0687826First name withheld, PULLINCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A case sent from the magistrates’ court to the Crown Court so the Crown Court can decide the sentence.
10:00For Sentence93JD0686625First name withheld, PULLINCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:30For Trial50DE0601225******Court 3Reporting restrictions may applyDefendant to be produced
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- 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.
10:30For Trial50DE0551225******Court 3Reporting restrictions may applyDefendant to be produced
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- 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 4 2 hearings · Before: Mr Recorder D Tait
10:00Committal for Sentence50DE0695526First name withheld, LEITECourt 4
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- Mr Recorder D Tait
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A case sent from the magistrates’ court to the Crown Court so the Crown Court can decide the sentence.
10:30For Trial50DE0273226First name withheld, AVERYCourt 4
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- Mr Recorder D Tait
- 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 5 3 hearings · Before: None
10:30For Trial (Backer)50DE0231524First name withheld, ARMITAGECourt 5
- Courtroom
- Court 5
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- None
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
10:30For Trial (Backer)50DE0571625First name withheld, MALLENCourt 5
- Courtroom
- Court 5
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- None
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
10:30For Trial (Backer)50DE0480024******Court 5Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 5
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- None
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
Hearings on Tue 20 Oct Tue 20 Oct
Crown Daily List
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- 17 hearings
- 4 courtrooms
- First 10:00
- Last 10:30
- UK time
Court 1 6 hearings · Before: HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter, The Recorder Of Exeter His Honour Judge Patrick
10:00For Mention (Defendant to Attend)50DE0444326******Court 1Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
10:00For Sentence50DE0861725First name withheld, PILKINGTONCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:00For Sentence50DE0424525First name withheld, PILKINGTONCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:30For Trial50DE7126722******Court 1Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- 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.
Breach of Suspended SentenceS20260064First name withheld, PILKINGTONCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- The Recorder Of Exeter His Honour Judge Patrick
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
Breach of Suspended SentenceS20260136First name withheld, BURNETTCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- The Recorder Of Exeter His Honour Judge Patrick
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
Court 2 3 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge David Evans
10:00Committal for Sentence50DE0920525First name withheld, SHEPHEARDCourt 2
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge David Evans
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A case sent from the magistrates’ court to the Crown Court so the Crown Court can decide the sentence.
10:00For Sentence50DE0525426First name withheld, WORTHINGTONCourt 2Defendant to be produced
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge David Evans
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:30For Trial50DE0285025******Court 2Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge David Evans
- 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 3 6 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge Stephen Climie, His Honour Judge S Climie
10:00For Sentence77LT6321626First name withheld, FILBYCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:00Committal for Sentence50DE0546626First name withheld, ORCHARDCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A case sent from the magistrates’ court to the Crown Court so the Crown Court can decide the sentence.
10:30For Trial50DE0601225******Court 3Reporting restrictions may applyDefendant to be produced
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- 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.
10:30For Trial50DE0551225******Court 3Reporting restrictions may applyDefendant to be produced
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- 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.
Breach of Suspended SentenceS20260102First name withheld, ORCHARDCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Climie
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
Committal for SentenceS20260119First name withheld, ORCHARDCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Climie
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- A case sent from the magistrates’ court to the Crown Court so the Crown Court can decide the sentence.
Court 4 2 hearings · Before: Mr Recorder D Tait
10:00For Sentence50DE0518826First name withheld, JEFFERIESCourt 4
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- Mr Recorder D Tait
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:30For Trial50DE0273226First name withheld, AVERYCourt 4
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- Mr Recorder D Tait
- 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.
Hearings on Wed 21 Oct Wed 21 Oct
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- 17 hearings
- 4 courtrooms
- First 10:00
- Last 10:30
- UK time
Court 1 5 hearings · Before: HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter, The Recorder Of Exeter His Honour Judge Patrick
10:00For Sentence50DE0402325First name withheld, SHEPPARDCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:00For Mention (Defendant to Attend)50DE0051326******Court 1Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
10:30For Trial50DE7126722******Court 1Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- HHJ Patrick, Recorder of Exeter
- 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.
Plea and Trial PreparationT20260008First name withheld, TURNERCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- The Recorder Of Exeter His Honour Judge Patrick
- 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.
Plea and Trial PreparationT20260009First name withheld, TURNERCourt 1
- Courtroom
- Court 1
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- The Recorder Of Exeter His Honour Judge Patrick
- 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.
Court 2 2 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge David Evans
10:00For Sentence50DE0695723First name withheld, ROONEYCourt 2
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge David Evans
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:30For Trial50DE0285025******Court 2Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge David Evans
- 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 3 8 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge Stephen Climie, His Honour Judge S Climie
10:00For Sentence50DE0843024First name withheld, CAPLECourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:00For Sentence50DE0523426First name withheld, GIBBONSCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:00For Sentence50DE0528026First name withheld, GIBBONSCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:30For Trial50DE0601225******Court 3Reporting restrictions may applyDefendant to be produced
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- 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.
10:30For Trial50DE0551225******Court 3Reporting restrictions may applyDefendant to be produced
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge Stephen Climie
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- 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.
Breach of OrderS20260092First name withheld, GIBBONSCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Climie
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- The court considers an alleged breach of a court order.
Breach of Suspended SentenceS20260142First name withheld, FREEMANCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Climie
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
Breach of OrderS20260146First name withheld, SERCOMBECourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Climie
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- The court considers an alleged breach of a court order.
Court 4 2 hearings · Before: Mr Recorder D Tait
10:00Committal for Sentence50DE0186426First name withheld, PALMERCourt 4
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- Mr Recorder D Tait
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A case sent from the magistrates’ court to the Crown Court so the Crown Court can decide the sentence.
10:30For Trial50DE0273226First name withheld, AVERYCourt 4
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Building
- Exeter
- Before
- Mr Recorder D Tait
- 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.
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Family court
Including C100 applications
Crown court
Enquiries
Magistrates - If your reference number is a 10-digit number
Enquiries
Magistrates’ Court Enquiries - Courts and Tribunals Service Centre
Single Justice Service
Single Justice Service Centre - if your query relates to a Single Justice Procedure Case
Family public law (children in care)
Digital process for case numbers starting with C5
Breathing space enquiries
Support through court
CASS+ Community Advice and Support Services
Social security and child support
Building facilities
- No parking
There are no parking facilities at this building, however paid off-site parking is available at Exeter City Council's Magdalen Road and Magdalen Street car parks.
- Disabled access
There is a ramp with a slight incline to the building entrance. The building has lifts to all floors and level access into courtrooms.
- Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network
Lanyards available on request.
- Assistance dogs
Assistance dogs are welcome.
- Hearing Loop
The building has a portable hearing enhancement system available by prior arrangement. Please email to let us know of your requirements.
- Security arch
For safety and security, all users and their possessions will be searched by security when they enter this building. We have a security arch. Please alert the security officer if you have a pacemaker.
- Lift
Lifts are available in this building to access the first and second floors.
- Public toilets
Public toilets are available on the ground and second floors.
- Disabled toilet
Accessible toilets are available and located on the ground and second floors. Lifts are available to these floors.
- Refreshments
Refreshments are available from vending machines on site, with separate facilities for jurors.
- Interview room
9 consultation rooms are available on the ground floor and 14 consultation rooms are available on the second floor. These rooms cannot be booked in advance.
- Waiting Room
This building has a public waiting area outside each court or hearing room. There is a separate witness waiting area available.
- Baby changing facility
Baby changing facilities are located on the ground and second floors. A key is not required to access the rooms.
- Prayer / Quiet room
A quiet room for prayer or contemplation can normally be arranged by prior request. Please contact the court by email to let us know of your requirements.
- Video facilities
Court/hearing room video facilities and prison to court video link facilities are available by prior arrangement.
- Wireless network connection
Access to GovWifi available.
- Witness service
This location handles
- Adoption
- Bankruptcy
- Childcare arrangements if you separate from your partner
- Crime
- Divorce hearings
- Domestic abuse
- High Court cases – serious or high profile criminal or civil law cases
- Housing
- Money claims
- Single justice procedure
- Benefits
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What this court deals with
Exeter Law Courts is classed as: County Court.
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Help and support
- Witness Service (Citizens Advice) – Free support for witnesses and victims at criminal courts.
- Legal aid (GOV.UK) – Check whether you can get help with legal costs.
- Citizens Advice – General advice on legal and other problems.
For journalists and observers
Check any reporting restrictions before publishing, and confirm details with the court. See our journalist guide and the public gallery guide.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I find the hearing list for Exeter Law Courts?
Official lists are published by HMCTS. Use the "View the official list" button on this page to go straight to the list page for Exeter Law Courts.
Can I watch a hearing?
Most hearings in criminal and civil courts are open to the public, but some are private or restricted. Expect security screening on entry.
What should I do if I will be late or cannot attend?
Contact the court named on your paperwork and your solicitor (if you have one) as early as you can. Do not simply stay away.
Why can’t I find my case on the list?
See our guide on why a case may not be listed. Lists are published at different times and some hearings are never published.
Sources and updates
- Hearing lists: official list page for this court on the HMCTS Court and Tribunal Hearings service. Each list shows when HMCTS updated it and when we last checked. How we get our lists.
- Venue details: official Find a court or tribunal page (dataset checked 2026-10-04), live details last checked 13 Oct 2026.
- Court information is based on HM Courts & Tribunals Service data. Used under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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