Form 24.6 – Statement Of Evidence - Criminal Procedure Act, 1967 (As Amended By Section 37 Of The Criminal Procedure Act 2010) Section 4B(1)(B)(Iv)

What this form is for

• • You need this form when formally presenting evidence during criminal proceedings.
• • It specifically relates to the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Act, 1967.
• • Use it if your evidence falls under the scope defined by Section 4B(1)(B)(Iv) of that Act.
• • This is distinct from general witness statements or affidavits unless those are attached to this specific form.

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

The deadline is dictated by the court schedule, but aim to submit it well ahead of any hearing date set for your case.

Before you submit

• • Is the case name and number clearly printed at the top?
• • Have you fully completed all required sections of Form 24.6?
• • Does your signature match the person providing the evidence?
• • If applicable, have you attached supporting documents (exhibits)?
• • Is the date of signing correct?
• • Are there any blank fields that should contain information?

How to file this form

1. 1Complete all required sections of Form 24.6 thoroughly.
2. 2Sign and date the form where indicated.
3. 3Attach any relevant evidence or exhibits to the statement.
4. 4Submit the completed package to the relevant Court office (e.g., Circuit Court, District Court).
5. 5Ensure you receive a stamped copy acknowledging receipt from the Courts Service.

Known limitations

• • This form itself does not guarantee acceptance by the judge or jury.
• • It is governed strictly by the Criminal Procedure Act, 1967, and its amendments.
• • The specific requirements of Section 4B(1)(B)(Iv) dictate what evidence must be presented here.
• • Not confirmed in official source: Whether it needs to be filed electronically via a specific portal.