Crown Daily List
The list of cases the Crown Court expects to hear on a given day, organised by courtroom.
Who it is for: Anyone attending or watching a Crown Court hearing that day.
What the columns mean
- Court / courtroom
- The building and the room where the hearing will take place.
- Time
- The time the court expects to sit. Hearings often start later than this.
- Case reference
- A number used to identify the case. Quote it when contacting the court.
- Hearing type
- What kind of hearing it is, for example a plea hearing, sentence or trial. Use the list decoder tool for jargon.
- Judge / bench
- Who is expected to hear the case.
- Prosecuting authority
- The body bringing the case, often the Crown Prosecution Service.
Columns vary between courts. Always check the official list. Try the list decoder for hearing-type jargon.