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Friday, 25 May 2012

Disabled people

Disabled People

Going to court

Going to court and accessibility

Support available if you go to court as a witness, juror or defendant

Going to court if you are blind or visually impaired

Facilities and services, information in alternative formats, guide dogs

Going to court if you are deaf or hearing impaired

Facilities and communication support and using an interpreter

Going to court if you have a 'hidden' impairment

Making arrangements if your impairment or condition is not obvious to others

Exemptions from serving as a juror

Reasons why you may not be required to do jury service

Going to court (crime and justice section)

General information about acting as a witness or serving as a juror

See also...

Additional links

Directgov video

Watch this video to see how Directgov can help you with court appearances

Do it online

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