Publications produced by other organisations
The following have been produced and published by other organisations and are not part of the main CPS Publication Scheme. However, as they are relevant to the workings of the CPS they have been included here for public access.
Title
Safeguarding Children in Education: Dealing With Allegations of Abuse Against Teachers and Other Staff
Description
This guidance complies with the framework guidance about managing cases of allegations of abuse against people who work with children that will be set out in Chapter 4 and Appendix 4 of "Working Together to Safeguard Children: A guide to inter-agency working to safeguard and promote the welfare of children" (to be published in December 2005).
Additional Notes
Issued by the Department for Education and Skills
Available as Adobe Acrobat PDF
Safeguarding Children in Education: Dealing With Allegations of Abuse Against Teachers and Other Staff PDF
Title
Inspection Reform: Establishing an Inspectorate for Justice and Community Safety
Description
This consultation document outlines proposals to achieve a stronger inspectorate for the criminal justice system.
Additional Notes
Issued by the CJS Inspection Policy Unit
Available as Adobe Acrobat PDF
Inspection Reform: Establishing an Inspectorate for Justice and Community Safety PDF
Title
Control and management of heavy fraud and other complex criminal cases
Description
This Protocol supplements the Criminal Procedure Rules and summarises good practice which experience has shown may assist in bringing about some reduction in the length of trials of fraud and other crimes that result in complex trials.
Additional Notes
Issued by the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales
Also available as Adobe Acrobat PDF
Control and management of heavy fraud and other complex criminal cases PDF
Title
Conditional Cautioning Code Of Practice
Description
This Code of Practice has been approved by Parliament and brought into force by statutory instrument (SI2004- 1683). It extends to England and Wales. The Code governs the use of Conditional Cautions under Part 3 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 ("the Act").
Additional Notes
Published by The Office for Criminal Justice Reform
Also available as Adobe Acrobat PDF
Conditional Cautioning Code Of Practice PDF
Title
Review of the Role and Practices of The CPS in cases arising from Death in Custody
Description
Report by the Attorney General into his review of the Role and Practices on The Crown Prosecution Service in cases arising from Death in Custody.
Additional Notes
Published by the Attorney General’s Legal Secretariat to the Law Officers.
Available as Adobe Acrobat PDF
Review of the Role and Practices of The CPS in cases arising from Death in Custody PDF
Title
Law Officers Departments, Departmental Report
Description
The Government’s Expenditure Plans and Main Estimates. Produced annually.
Additional Notes
The Law Officers reports can be found in the Reports section.
Title
Reducing Red Tape in the Criminal Justice System
Description
This report sets out the burdens identified and the measures the Government is taking to remove them. The measures are not recommendations or proposals but actions agreed by Government. Each measure will deliver benefits across the criminal justice system, not just to one organisation or group.
Additional Notes
Published by the Home Office and Cabinet Office.
Available as Adobe Acrobat PDF
Reducing Red Tape in the Criminal Justice System PDF
Title
Reducing Red Tape in the Criminal Justice System – Summary of Measures
Description
A summary of the actions agreed in relation to the publication 'Reducing Red Tape in the Criminal Justice System.
Additional Notes
Published by the Home Office and Cabinet Office.
Available as Adobe Acrobat PDF
Reducing Red Tape in the Criminal Justice System – Summary of Measures PDF
Title
Criminal Justice Bill
Description
Radical legislation to reform the Criminal Justice System was unveiled on 21 November 2002 by the Home Secretary David Blunkett.
Additional Notes
Published by the Home Office.
Available online from the Parliment Publications Website
Title
Justice for All - Whitepaper
Description
This White Paper represents the Government’s view as to what should be done to modernise and improve the criminal justice system so its aims can be achieved more effectively. There are some parts of this White Paper where we have specifically asked for views on these points. We welcome the views of all those in the community as well as participants and interest groups related to the criminal justice system.
Additional Notes
Published by the Home Office.
Also available as Adobe Acrobat PDF
Justice for All – Whitepaper PDF
Title
Justice for All – Summary
Description
A summary of the Justice for All whitepaper.
Additional Notes
Published by the Home Office.
Also available as Adobe Acrobat PDF
Justice for All – Summary PDF
Title
Criminal Justice System (CJS) Business Plan 2007/08
Description
The plan sets out the CJS targets for the year and confirms the crucial contribution of each Local Criminal Justice Board (LCJB) to their delivery
Additional Notes
Published by the Office for Criminal Justice Reform. Further information available from www.cjsonline.gov.uk.
Available as Adobe Acrobat PDF
Criminal Justice System (CJS) Business Plan 2007/08 PDF
Title
Criminal Justice System (CJS) - Project Guide
Description
Companion to the CJS Business Plan 2007/08
Additional Notes
Published by the Office for Criminal Justice Reform. Further information available from www.cjsonline.gov.uk.
Available as Adobe Acrobat PDF
Criminal Justice System (CJS) - Project Guide PDF
Title
Analysis of sickness absence in the Civil Service
Description
This report consists of a comprehensive analysis of the sickness absence profile of Civil Service departments. The report indicates that the average working days lost per staff year in the CPS stands at 9.9. This takes account of the figure of 8.7 provided by the CPS, but applies the Cabinet Office's weighting system.
Additional Notes
Published by the Cabinet Office.
Available as Adobe Acrobat PDF
Analysis of sickness absence in the Civil Service PDF