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25.4 Warrant Of Execution (Minor Offence Requiring Consent Of The Director Of Public Prosecutions)

This is a warrant of execution form for minor offenses that require consent from the Director of Public Prosecutions in Ireland. It authorizes enforcement actions following a conviction for specific minor offenses where DPP approval is mandatory.

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Form Overview

25.4 Warrant Of Execution (Minor Offence Requiring Consent Of The Director Of Public Prosecutions)

The form captures details about the offense, the court judgment, defendant information, and requests authorization from the Director of Public Prosecutions to proceed with enforcement.

Risk Radar

Most people forget to obtain DPP consent before submitting this form.
Submitting without DPP consent
Incomplete defendant information
Incorrect offense details
Missing court case reference

Plain English

Think of this as a special permission slip that courts need to get signed by the Director of Public Prosecutions before they can enforce a punishment for certain minor offenses. It's a legal step that must happen before authorities can collect fines or take other enforcement actions.

Submission Date

There is no strict deadline, but enforcement actions should be taken within a reasonable time after conviction to preserve the integrity of the judgment.
Preparation window: collect IDs, supporting records, and signatures in advance.
Final review: verify names, dates, and required fields before submission.

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Glossary Terms

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What this form is for

• Use for minor offenses requiring DPP consent
• Only after a conviction has been obtained
• When standard execution warrants are insufficient
• When specific judicial authorization is required
• For enforcing fines or penalties for minor offenses

Use this form or another form?

Situation	Likely form	Why it matters	Check before you continue
Standard offense without DPP requirement	Standard Warrant of Execution	Different legal pathway	Check if DPP consent is needed
Major offense requiring DPP consent	Different warrant form	Different legal category	Confirm offense classification
Civil judgment enforcement	Civil Execution Warrant	Different legal process	Verify if criminal or civil case
Appeal pending	Stay of Execution form	Enforcement may be paused	Check case status before proceeding

Deadline or filing window

There is no strict deadline, but enforcement actions should be taken within a reasonable time after conviction to preserve the integrity of the judgment.

Before you submit

• DPP consent obtained and documented
• All defendant information completed
• Offense details match court records
• Court case reference included
• Judgment amount specified
• Form version is current
• Required fees paid
• Form signed by authorized court official

How to file this form

1Obtain DPP consent for the minor offense
2Complete all sections of the form with accurate information
3Verify court case details and judgment
4Submit to the appropriate court office
5Pay any required fees
6Obtain filing receipt
7Wait for court processing and enforcement authorization

Known limitations

• Cannot be used for offenses not requiring DPP consent
• Enforcement may be subject to legal challenges
• Form processing times can vary
• Not applicable for civil judgments
• Requires existing court conviction

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Current Form Status

This form is current as of the latest Courts Service update, but procedural requirements may change without notice.

Agency: Courts Service of Ireland

What changed or needs a fresh check

• Updated form numbering system
• Clarified DPP consent requirements
• Added defendant identification fields
• Revised submission procedures
• Updated fee information

Quick Facts

This form is typically submitted by court officials or legal representatives seeking to enforce a judgment for a minor offense that requires DPP consent.

The form captures details about the offense, the court judgment, defendant information, and requests authorization from the Director of Public Prosecutions to proceed with enforcement.

Submit this form after obtaining a conviction for a minor offense where enforcement action is needed, but only after receiving consent from the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Submit this form to the court office where the original case was heard, either in person or by mail as specified by the court.

Submitting correctly ensures proper enforcement while respecting the legal requirement for DPP consent in minor offense cases, preventing enforcement actions from being challenged or invalidated.

Complete all sections with accurate information about the offense and judgment. Obtain DPP consent before submitting. Submit to the appropriate court office with any required fees and documentation.