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Organised Crime Gang jailed for over 100 years in total

Six members of an organised crime group targeting high-value goods have been jailed for a combined total of over 100 years for a series of violent robberies, a burglary of a Nottinghamshire art gallery in 2018 and the disposal of the stolen items.

Max Hill QC's opening speech to the Heads of Prosecuting Agencies Conference

Good morning, and welcome – to London and to this Heads of Prosecuting Agencies Conference. What a pleasure it is to be together in-person again after three years, and we are delighted to be hosting you all here.

Immigration - Annex 1 Tables of Immigration Offences

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False Documents
Failure to Produce a Passport
Illegal entry / arrival and related offences
Offences committed by going through the Channel Tunnel
Facilitation Offences
Employment Offences

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This page sets out the most commonly prosecuted immigration offences For Statutory Defences: see the

Merseyside man who dealt in millions of pounds of drugs jailed for 29 years

A Merseyside drug dealer who supplied millions of pounds of cocaine and amphetamine has been jailed for 29 years.

Pioneering ‘gangs’ unit set up to tackle those who ‘live by crime’

Prosecutors working with police to tackle serious gang-related violence have opened a pioneering, dedicated unit to crack down on criminals blighting the lives of local communities.

Targeted consultation to help finalise new immigration prosecution guidance

The Crown Prosecution Service is updating its legal guidance on immigration offences ahead of the commencement of the Nationality and Borders Act.

Duo jailed for 10 counts of modern slavery

A couple who subjected victims to a life of misery and poverty by forcing them to work and spending their earnings, have been jailed for modern slavery offences.

CPS responds to changing nature of serious economic and organised crime with a new team

The Crown Prosecution Service is today launching a united team to tackle the changing nature of serious and organised crime.

Two jailed over illegal Enfield gun factory

Marcel Barry, 27, and Bradley McBurnie, 27, worked together to convert mid to late nineteenth century weapons before selling them on to criminals.

Three Isle of Wight men jailed for smuggling people to the UK

Three men have been jailed for between three and eight years today (18 March 2022) at Newport Crown Court for conspiracy to facilitate the unlawful entry of Albanian nationals to the UK.

Jean-Pierre Labelle, aged 45 and from Ryde, Stephen Redhead, aged 47 and from Shanklin, and Christopher Barber, aged 55 and also from Shanklin, conspired together to bring migrants illegally to the UK by boat on two occasions.

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