A man who was previously jailed for grievous bodily harm in 2013 has pleaded guilty to murder after the man died as a result of the original injuries inflicted on him, over 10 years later – following a successful prosecution by the Crown Prosecution Service.

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Kenneth Law has today pleaded guilty to 14 counts of aiding and abetting suicide. Every victim in England and Wales who died as a result of using products supplied to them by Law has now been formally recognised as part of the Canadian proceedings today.

We know the criminal justice system can be confusing. Making things easier for you as a victim is one of our key priorities. This page explains what you can expect from the Crown Prosecution Service: our relationship to you, the way we will treat you, and how we’ll assist you through the criminal prosecution process.

This guidance sets out the factors to be taken into consideration when reviewing cases and prosecuting offences classified as Disability Hate Crime (DHC). It also addresses the approach to be taken in other cases in which disability is a factor.

A man who abused his position by granting asylum applications for money has been jailed today.

Victims of rape and other crimes should not delay receiving therapy for any reason connected with a police investigation or prosecution, the Crown Prosecution Service has said today.