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rich8888 | 11:12 Tue 30th Mar 2010 | Law
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is any member of the public able to attend an trial in a court or law? How do you go about this?
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In most courts,from the Old Bailey(Criminal) & The Royal Courts Of JusticeCivil,(now The Sumpreme Court) down to a Magistrates Court,there is usually a Public Gallery or Section.
If you know which court you wish to attend,give them a ring and they will advise you.
11:18 Tue 30th Mar 2010
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Yep....I've just walked in without question.
11:21 Tue 30th Mar 2010
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Anybody over 14 can attend any of the courts of law and sit in the public gallery.

There are a few exceptions. These generally centre around youth proceedings (that is where the defendant is under 18). Youth courts are generally closed to the public.
12:08 Tue 30th Mar 2010

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