Members: Caroline Corby (C), Stephen Parkinson, Julie Lennard, Steve Buckingham, Dr Subo Shanmuganathan, Dr Peter Kane, Rachel King, Manny Lewis, Grace Ononiwu

Three men have been convicted of a series of sexual offences, including rape, on a 12-year-old girl over a three-day period.

HMCPSI have today (12 March 2020) published a report into the work of the CPS in relation to the effective use of agents in the magistrates’ court.

Introduction This case falls to be remunerated under the CPS Graduated Fee Scheme D. This case concerns the prosecution of R-v-[REDACTED] and others, listed for Newton proceedings on [REDACTED] at [REDCATED] Crown Court.

Our Economic Crime Strategy provides a high-level vision of where we want to be by 2025, helping to focus our work where it really matters. The strategy is supported by a commitment to ensure the right person is prosecuted for the right offence in a timely manner, that victims and witnesses are at the heart of our casework and that any proceeds of crime are recovered. It represents a clear articulation of the role that the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) will play in contributing to improving criminal justice outcomes in economic crime.

CPS honour-based violence key reasons for unsuccessful prosecutions 2010-2015

CPS honour-based violence comparison of key victim issues 2010-2015

A man has been jailed today for throwing acid in the face of a teenager.

A Brighton man was imprisoned for offences against six victims including rape, sexual abuse and assault.