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Legal Terms - Court for Consideration of Crown Cases Reserved
a court established by the Crown Cases Act 1848 to hear legal issues raised by convictions for treason, felonies, or misdemeanors that are brought forward for the court's consideration by the trial judge or justices. The judges of the *High Court, a minimum of five of whom had to sit together, exercised its jurisdiction. The Court was disbanded in 1907, and the *Court of Criminal Appeal, which had greater authority, took over its jurisdiction.
a court established by the Crown Cases Act 1848 to hear legal issues raised by convictions for treason, felonies, or misdemeanors that are brought forward for the court's consideration by the trial judge or justices. The judges of the *High Court, a minimum of five of whom had to sit together, exercised its jurisdiction. The Court was disbanded in 1907, and the *Court of Criminal Appeal, which had greater authority, took over its jurisdiction.
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