(2) A person other than the defendant may not take part by live audio link unless—  (3) Where the court is minded to imprison or detain the defendant for default in  payment—  (4) Where the court deals with someone for contempt of court—  (5) Where a person takes part in an enforcement hearing by live audio link then, unless  they do so only to give evidence, the court may not—  Under section 51 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 the court may permit a participant to  take part by live link in (i) a trial, (ii) an appeal or (iii) one of the other hearings listed in  section 51(2) of the 2003 Act and may require a participant who gives evidence at such a  hearing to do so by live link. A direction may apply to any or all of the participants (except  a juror), including the court itself. A hearing may be conducted wholly as a video or audio  hearing (but that is subject to the prohibitions and limitations listed beneath). A participant  by live link may take part from any place in England and Wales or beyond.  Under section 51(1B), (10) and (12) of, and under Schedule 3A to, the 2003 Act, the  following prohibitions and limitations apply—  8 (i) rule 24.18 (Setting aside a conviction or varying a costs, etc. order), or  (b) a hearing of an application to which applies—  (i) rule 24.9 applies (Written procedure case: special rules), and  (ii) the parties agree;  (a) a trial in a magistrates’ court where—  (a) imprison or detain the defendant for default in payment; or  (b) deal with anyone for contempt of court.  (a) the defendant may not take part by live audio link;  (b) a person other than the defendant may not take part by live audio link unless—  (i) they do so only to give evidence,  (ii) there are no suitable arrangements for that person to give evidence by live  video link, and  (iii) the parties agree.  (a) the defendant may not take part by live audio link;  (b) a person other than the defendant may not take part by live audio link unless—  (i) they do so only to give evidence,  (ii) there are no suitable arrangements for that person to give evidence by live  video link, and  (iii) the parties agree.  (a) they do so only to give evidence;  (b) there are no suitable arrangements for that person to give evidence by live video  link; and  (c) the parties agree.  (a) there are no suitable arrangements for that person to give evidence by live video  link; and  (b) the parties agree.  (1) No juror may participate by live link.  (2) The following hearings may be conducted wholly as video hearings—  (1) The defendant may not give evidence by live audio link.  (2) A person other than the defendant may not give evidence by live audio link unless—  $^{C.}$ Enforcement hearings 