United Kingdom Legislation - Statutory Instrument (June 1988)
Coming into force on the 01/08/1988, S.I. 1988/913
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The Magistrates' Courts (Children and Young Persons) Rules 1988 (Note)
The Magistrates' Courts (Children and Young Persons) Rules 1988
STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS1988 No. 913 (L.12)MAGISTRATES' COURTSThe Magistrates' Courts (Children and Young Persons) Rules 1988Made 23rd May 1988Laid before Parliament 8th June 1988Coming into force 1st August 1988ARRANGEMENT OF RULESPART IGeneral1. - Citation and commencement.2. - Interpretation.3. - Revocations and savings etc.PART IIJuvenile Offenders4. - Application of Part II.5. - Assistance in conducting defence.6. - Duty of court to explain charge in simple language.7. - Duty of court to take plea of child or young person.8. - Evidence in support of charge and cross-examination.9. - Evidence for defence.10. - Procedure after finding of guilt.11. - Duty of court to explain manner in which it proposes to deal with case and effect of order.12. - Notice to be given where remand is extended in absence of child or young person.PART IIICare Proceedings and Proceedings relating to Care or Supervision Orders13. - Application and interpretation of Part III.14. - Notice by person proposing to bring care etc. proceedings.15. - Notice to parent or guardian of party status.16. - Appointment and duties of guardian ad litem.17. - Applications by grandparents to be parties to proceedings.18. - Rights of parents and guardians.19. - Rights of other persons.20. - Adjournment of proceedings and procedure at hearing.21. - Duty of court to explain nature of proceedings; evidence and order of speeches.22. - Conduct of case on behalf of relevant infant.23. - Power of court to hear evidence in absence of relevant infant and to require parent or guardian to withdraw.24. - Duty of court to explain procedure to relevant infant at end of applicant's case.25. - Consideration of reports.26. - Consideration of reports: secure accommodation proceedings.27. - Duty of court to explain manner in which it proposes to deal with case and effect of order.28. - Leave of court for withdrawal of discharge applications.PART IVProceedings in Relation to Access to Children in Care and Resolutions concerning Parental Rights and Duties29. - Application and interpretation of Part IV.30. - Notice of complaint.31. - Appointment and duties of guardian ad litem.32. - Evidence of guardian ad litem.33. - Rights of persons other than parties.34. - Evidence and procedure generally.35. - Power of court to hear evidence in absence of child, etc.PART VProceedings under Section 3 of the Children and Young Persons Act 196336. - Notice of complaint and restrictions on adjudicating justice.PART VIRegister37. - Register of proceedings in juvenile courts.PART VIIMiscellaneous38. - Service of contribution orders etc.39. - Notice of order made under section 49 of the Child Care Act 1980.40. - Issue of summons or warrant to enforce attendance of parent or guardian.41. - Payment of money by person subject to attendance centre order.42.Form of warrant where young person is committed to remand centre or prison.43. Forms.SCHEDULES1. Revocations.2. - Forms.The Lord Chancellor, in exercise of the powers conferred on him by section 144 of the Magistrates' Courts Act 1980[1], after consultation with the Rule Committee appointed under that section, hereby makes the following Rules:--PART IGENERALCitation and commencement.1. These Rules may be cited as the Magistrates' Courts (Children and Young Persons) Rules 1988 and shall come into force on 1st August 1988.Interpretation.2.--(1) Subject to rule 29 of these Rules, in these Rules the following expressions have the meanings hereby respectively assigned to them, that is to say:--"the Act of 1933" means the Children and Young Persons Act 1933[2];"the Act of 1963" means the Children and Young Persons Act 1963[3];"the Act of 1969" means...
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