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1. • • (a) a statement of case, but not any documents filed with or attached to the statement of case, or intended by the party whose statement it is to be served with it; (b) a judgment or order given or made in public (whether made at a hearing or without a hearing).
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   Are documents referred to at a court hearing public?

   • There is scope for documents disclosed between parties, but not filed at court, to fall within the public domain once read or referred to at a hearing in public. However these documents rarely form part of the court record under CPR 5, and these types of documents are usually returned to the parties after any hearing.

   Which court documents are available to the public? And when?

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   Can the public access court documents?

   • In practice this means that, absent exceptional circumstances, the public can access key court documents such as the documents setting out the claim and the defence. In addition, all hearings and the trial are conducted in public.

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   Can a non-party obtain documents from a court record?

   • The supply of documents to a non-party from Court records is governed by CPR 5.4C. Generally speaking Statements of Case and Judgments and Orders that are a made ‘in public’ are public documents and are available from court record. With regard to other documents different provisions apply.

   Which court documents are available to the public? And when?

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   Are court documents public domain?

   • English courts are a public forum and that means the court will consider particular documents fall within the public domain. Before, during and after litigation, parties may understandably be concerned about which documents filed with the court are available to the public. The public’s access to documents is governed by CPR 5 (Court documents).

   Which court documents are available to the public? And when?

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   Are court hearings recorded?

   • Hearings at the Crown Court and at civil and family courts are always recorded. Tribunal hearings are not always recorded. Contact the tribunal to find out if it was recorded. Hearings at magistrates’ courts are never recorded. If someone pleads guilty or is found guilty in a Crown Court, then the judge will decide what punishment they get.

   Apply for a transcript of a court or tribunal hearing - GOV.UK

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   Is public access to court hearings subject to judicial control?

   • All decisions around public access to court hearings are subject to judicial control. You should always check with a member of court or tribunal staff before proceedings begin, as restrictions may also apply in individual cases. Free GovWifi is available for the public to use in all court and tribunal buildings.

   How you can attend or access courts or tribunals - GOV.UK

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3. www.gov.uk › government › newsCourt judgments made accessible to all at The National Archives

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   Apr 19, 2022 · Users can now search and browse records making it easier to find specific judgments. As the official archive and publisher for the UK Government, The National Archives has long-standing...

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5. www.nationalarchives.gov.uk › informationThe public records system - The ... - The National Archives

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   • Separate National Record Offices Exist For Scotland and Northern Ireland
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   Under the Public Records Act 1958 (PRA), the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has responsibility for public records and the operation of the overall system. The PRAestablished the Public Record Office, now The National Archives. It sets out the delegated responsibilities of the Keeper of Public Records to safeguard and prese...

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   The PRA places responsibility for the safekeeping, selection and transfer of public records on thebody that creates or holds them. It placed a duty on theKeeper to guide, supervise and coordinate the management of public recordsheld by bodies subject to the PRA. In practice, the Keeper issues formal guidance such as the Records Collection Policyand...

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   The National Records of Scotlandis a non-ministerial department of the Scottish Government. It was formed in 2011 in a merger of the General Register Office for Scotland and the National Archives of Scotland. It holds records of departments which are wholly or mainly concerned with Scottish affairs, the Scottish courts and of private individuals an...

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   Until January 2005, access to public records was governed by the Public Records Act 1958, and the Public Records Act 1967. The Freedom Of Information (FOI) Actcame fully into force in January 2005 and replaced those parts of the PRA which related to access to records.

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7. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsHow you can attend or access courts or tribunals - GOV.UK

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   • Types of courts and tribunals. Hearings in the legal system are broadly divided into 4 types, known as jurisdictions: 1.1 Criminal. Cases where an individual is alleged to have committed a crime.
   • Before a hearing. Most court and tribunal hearings usually take place in public. Proceedings in the family court and the youth court are held in private and what follows does not apply to them.
   • Observing a hearing. 3.1 Public seating area or gallery. Where possible seating will be in a designated ‘public gallery’ or other designated seating area.
   • Accessing information about court and tribunal proceedings. As well as observing hearings, you’re entitled to receive information about what’s happening in courts and tribunals whether or not you were a participant in the hearing.

8. www.ashurst.com › en › insightsPublic access to court documents and hearings in the English ...

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   Civil court proceedings in England and Wales are, as a general rule, open to the public. In addition, the public can access certain court documents, and apply for further access to other court documents or documents referred to in court.

9. www.nationalarchives.gov.uk › help-with-yourCivil court cases: an overview - The National Archives

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   Our guides give more information on finding records of the various courts but if you do not know which court heard a case, it may be a lengthy search. Court of Common Pleas was concerned with...

10. www.gov.uk › apply-transcript-court-tribunal-hearingApply for a transcript of a court or tribunal hearing - GOV.UK

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    Hearings at the Crown Court and at civil and family courts are always recorded. Tribunal hearings are not always recorded. Contact the tribunal to find out if it was recorded.

11. www.nortonrosefulbright.com › en › inside-disputesWhich court documents are available to the public? And when?

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    Jan 12, 2022 · The supply of documents to a non-party from Court records is governed by CPR 5.4C. Generally speaking Statements of Case and Judgments and Orders that are a made ‘in public’ are public documents and are available from court record.