Crown Court
If a case is too serious to be dealt with by the Magistrates Court, it is heard in the Crown Court.
If your case is committed to the Court, you will be represented by either a solicitor-advocate or a barrister. The procedures in the Court are much more formal than in the Magistrates Court, and there can be long delays before a case is completed once it has been sent to the Court.
We always ensure that you are represented by an advocate who we know will work hard for you, and do as much as possible to get the best result in your case.