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05 June 2018

Rape and serious sexual offence prosecutions - Assessment of disclosure of unused material ahead of trial

In January 2018, the Crown Prosecution Service announced that senior prosecutors were assessing all cases in England and Wales where someone had been charged with rape or serious sexual assault.

Public Accountability and Inclusion

29 May 2018

CPS case outcomes by principal offence category November 2017

National Summary Area reports

Case Outcomes

CPS case outcomes by principal offence category December 2017

National Summary Area reports

Case Outcomes

CPS case outcomes by principal offence category October 2017

National Summary Area reports

Case Outcomes

22 May 2018

Consultation on legal guidance on Secondary Liability - Summary of Responses

Following a public consultation, the CPS has published a final revised version of its Legal Guidance on Secondary Liability (previously titled “Joint Enterprise”).

Policy and Guidance

Householders and the use of force against intruders

This document summarises the position when you are faced with an intruder in your home, and provides a brief overview of how the police and CPS will deal with any such events

Policy and Guidance

CPS case outcomes by principal offence category September 2016

National Summary Area reports

Performance management and case outcomes, Case Outcomes

CPS case outcomes by principal offence category September 2015

National Summary Area reports

Performance management and case outcomes, Case Outcomes

CPS case outcomes by principal offence category October 2016

National Summary Area reports

Performance management and case outcomes, Case Outcomes

19 October 2020

Key facts about how the CPS prosecutes allegations of rape

Every allegation of rape that is referred to us by the police is dealt with in accordance with the Code for Crown Prosecutors. This means we will only charge where there is sufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction and it is in the public interest to pursue the case.

Policy and Guidance

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