Help us improve how we explain our work on rape and serious sexual assault
As part of our work on rape and serious sexual offences we’ve made a commitment to improve the information we provide to victims, supporters and the public about how we charge and prosecute these cases. We’re asking for your feedback because we want to make sure that we’re getting things right.
New guide for victims of rape and serious sexual assault
What happens when a case comes to the CPS? We’ve designed this guide for victims to explain the process of a criminal trial and what you can expect at each stage.
Hospital electrician convicted of cold-case double murder and 51 sexual offences
WARNING: This story contains details of sexual offending some readers may find distressing.
A hospital electrician has been convicted of murdering two women in the 1980s, as well multiple necrophilia offences against female bodies in mortuaries he accessed at work.
International city businesses hand over €34m proceeds of crime in the UK’s largest account forfeiture
CPS, City of London Police and the private sector have worked together, using specialist powers, to achieve the largest ever proceeds of crime forfeiture in the UK.
New Inclusion and Community Engagement Strategy puts community at heart of CPS work
The Inclusion and Community Engagement strategy, launched during National Inclusion Week, sets out how the CPS will become a more diverse and inclusive organisation and will prioritise listening to the communities it serves to help shape the national prosecution service.