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A draft CrimPR 15.5 application for Mila Ross says nothing about a defence statement. The case file shows that no defence statement has yet been served. Diagnose the procedural defect and state the step required before the application can properly proceed.
The defence challenges whether a delivery van reached 9 King Street before 12:15. A draft requests “all CCTV in the city centre”. The papers identify council camera KS2 covering King Street. Redraft the material description for the period 11:55 to 12:25, including the native file and metadata.
An unused-material schedule entry reads “Body-worn video BW14, retained by investigating officer; not served.” What sentence should the application use to explain reasonable cause to believe the prosecutor has or controls BW14?
Leo Hart's defence statement says he never handled the seized bag. An officer's statement says body-worn video recorded the seizure and Leo's hands throughout. Draft the paragraph explaining why the recording may meet the prosecution disclosure test.
The prosecutor says an original audio file was deleted, while the disclosure schedule says it is archived under reference AR9. The defence wants a hearing to resolve whether the file exists and who controls it. Draft the hearing-request and service paragraph for the application.
A served defence statement for Talia Reed disputes the prosecution's claim that she deleted files from a work laptop on 6 April 2026. The disclosure schedule lists a forensic image, hash report and examiner's activity log as retained; only a screenshot summary has been served. Draft the material-description paragraph and the statutory-disclosure paragraph for a CrimPR 15.5 application. Do not draft a hearing request.
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