75 Cases that may be retried
Criminal Justice Act 2003 (2003 c 44) | Legislation

Part 10 Retrial for Serious Offences

Cases that may be retried

75  Cases that may be retried

(1)     This Part applies where a person has been acquitted of a qualifying offence in proceedings—

(a)     on indictment in England and Wales,

(b)     on appeal against a conviction, verdict or finding in proceedings on indictment in England and Wales, or

(c)     on appeal from a decision on such an appeal.

(2)     A person acquitted of an offence in proceedings mentioned in subsection (1) is treated

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