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Supreme Court of Judicature: The Crown Court at Bristol: Indictments

Catalogue reference: J 310

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J 310

This series contains Indictments for the Crown Court at Bristol. Indictments are a written or printed accusation of a crime. They consist of three parts: first, the commencement (name of case and defendant, court of trial, statement that named...

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Reference
J 310
Title
Supreme Court of Judicature: The Crown Court at Bristol: Indictments
Date
1972-2005
Description

This series contains Indictments for the Crown Court at Bristol.

Indictments are a written or printed accusation of a crime. They consist of three parts: first, the commencement (name of case and defendant, court of trial, statement that named person is charged with offence(s); second, the statement of the offence(s); and third, the particulars (e.g. description of the offence, date, place of the offence, name of victim(s)).

Arrangement

Records were usually arranged by year and then by numerical order.

Held by
The National Archives, Kew
Legal status
Public Record(s)
Language
English
Creator(s)
Supreme Court of Judicature, Crown Court at Bristol, 1971-1971
Physical description
1045 file(s)
Access conditions
Open unless otherwise stated
Immediate source of acquisition

From 2006 Department for Constitutional Affairs

Accruals
Series is accruing
Administrative / biographical background

Bristol Crown Court was a first tier Crown Court.

Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C9917/

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Supreme Court of Judicature: The Crown Court at Bristol: Indictments