- Reforms to Judicial Review (Introduction of legislation stage)
1st readingCommons
1 sittingBill introduced in the Commons by
Chris Graylingon behalf of Ministry of Justice
Lord Faulkson behalf of Ministry of Justice
- Formal sitting
- Bill 169 EN 2013-14
- Changes to the framework for the sentencing and release of serious and dangerous sexual and violent offenders
- Electronic monitoring of whereabouts as a compulsory licence condition
- Extension to the Extreme Pornography Possession offence at Section 63 Criminal Justice & Immigration Act 2008
- Juror misconduct and strict liability contempt by publication
- Increase in the age limit for jury service in England & Wales
- Streamlining high-volume, low-level 'regulatory cases' in magistrates' courts
- New offence for offenders unlawfully at large following recall (UAL) and increase of maximum sentence for offenders who fail to return from release on temporary licence (ROTL) impact assessment
- Impact Assessment
- Introduction of a new statutory test for release after recall of determinate sentence prisoners
- Briefing Paper on Second Reading
2nd readingCommons
- Programme motion
- Money resolution
- Ways and Means resolution
- Carry-over motion
1 sitting · 1 debate · 158 speeches · 26 speakers- Have your say on the Criminal Justice and Courts Bill
- Restrictions of the use of simple cautions
Committee stageCommons
7 sittings- Formal sitting
- Formal sitting
- Formal sitting
- Formal sitting
- Formal sitting
- Formal sitting
- Formal sitting
- Version of the bill showing changes made in committee
Report stageCommons
- Programme motion
1 sitting · 1 debate · 110 speeches · 30 speakers- Parliament prorogued
Session 2013-14 ends. Bills still before the House fall — this one was carried over.
- State Opening of Parliament
Session 2014-15 begins with the Queen’s Speech. The bill resumes, and is presented again for a fresh first reading.
2nd readingCommons
1 sitting- Formal sitting
- Committee Stage Report
Report stageCommons
1 sitting · 1 debate · 227 speeches · 45 speakers3rd readingCommons
Taken in this debate1st readingLords
1 sitting · 1 debate- Impact Assessment (updated)
- Making the offence in section 1 of the Malicious Communications Act 1988 a triable either-way offence
- Dismissal of personal injury claims involving fundamental dishonesty
- Causing death or serious injury by driving while disqualified
- Reforms to Judicial Review: Permission filters for statutory challenges; harmonisation of time periods for challenges; and harmonising procedures for challenges to costs awards
- Library Note 2014/022
2nd readingLords
2 sittings · 2 debates · 44 speeches · 27 speakersCommittee stageLords
9 sittings · 9 debates · 506 speeches · 82 speakers- Letter from Lord Faulks to Lord Marks of Henley-on-Thames regarding Criminal Justice and Courts Bill - compulsory electronic monitoring provision.
- Letter from Lord Faulks to Lord Ponsonby of Shulbrede regarding Criminal Justice and Courts Bill - electronic tags and criminal courts charging.
- Letter from Lord Faulks to Earl Listowel regarding House of Lords Committee debate on Criminal Justice and Courts Bill: local authority accommodation for 17 year olds
- Recall Adjudicator for recalled determinate sentence prisoners
Report stageLords
5 sittings · 5 debates · 264 speeches · 61 speakers- Briefing Paper on Lords Amendments
Consideration of Lords amendmentsCommons
- Programme motion
1 sitting · 1 debate · 79 speeches · 23 speakers- Consideration of Lords Amendments
- National Assembly for Wales - 1 October 2014