Isle of Wight Crown Court listings, Thursday 15 October 2026

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The daily list published by HM Courts and Tribunals Service for Isle of Wight Crown Court on Thursday 15 October 2026, with what the HMCTS status board showed through the day and any outcome confirmed by the police. Lists change at short notice and a listing says nothing about guilt.

31 cases listed
0 cases on the court board
0 courtrooms sitting

Daily list

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Courtroom	Time	Defendant	Case number	Hearing	Notes
Court 1 His Honour Judge Ashworth
Court 1	10:00	VINCENT MAUNDER	44LN0069826	Trial (Part Heard)	Defendant to be produced
Court 1	10:00	JAMIE HEWITT	44LN0109325	For Review	For Hearing
Court 1	10:00	RUBY OWEN	44LN0184725	For Review	Counsel via CVP
Court 1	10:00	DANIELLE DOYLE	44LN0190225	Committal For Sentence
Court 1	10:00	CONNOR CRAGG	44LN0052526	For Sentence	Defendant to be produced
Court 1	10:00	MARTIN KNIGHT	44LN0072825 44LN0139225 44LN0110725	Further Case Management	Prosecution counsel via CVP
Court 1	10:00	MARTIN KNIGHT	44LN0060925 44LN0124025	Further Case Management	Prosecution counsel via CVP
Court 1	10:00	IAN WILLETT	44LN0132926	Further Case Management	Defendant to be produced
Court 1	10:00	TIMOTHY LAYFIELD	44LN0140626	Further Case Management
Court 1	14:00		44PC0982323	For Application	Correia Rosa M; Iowm; Isle Of Wight Council; 2 hours. Counsel to attend

Hearing types on this page

Plea and Trial Preparation: The first Crown Court hearing after a case is sent up from the magistrates. The defendant enters a plea and, if it is not guilty, a trial date and directions are set.
For Sentence: A hearing at which the judge passes sentence after a guilty plea or conviction. It can be adjourned for reports.
For Trial: The trial itself, before a judge and jury.
Case Started / Hearing finished: Status board events. "Hearing finished" means that hearing has ended for the day; it does not state the outcome.

Source: HMCTS daily list and XHIBIT status board, Open Government Licence v3.0. "Hearing finished" means the hearing ended; it does not state the outcome.