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12 April 2022
CPS response to Area Inspection Programme, CPS Wessex Baseline Report 12 April 2022
General Comments Her Majesty's Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) have today issued a report following their inspection of CPS Wessex.
CPS responses to HMCPSI05 April 2022
CPS response to Yorkshire and Humberside Area Inspection Programme Baseline Report, April 2022
Her Majesty's Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) has today issued a report following the Area Inspection of CPS Yorkshire and Humberside.
CPS responses to HMCPSI05 December 2022
Domestic Abuse: Policy Statement
This policy statement articulates how the CPS tackles domestic abuse and our commitment to doing so. It sets out our ambition to increase the volume of domestic abuse prosecutions and improve criminal justice outcomes for victims whilst focusing on casework quality.
CPS operational information28 March 2022
CPS Hate Crime Newsletter 30, March 2022
Welcome to the Hate Crime Newsletter “I am determined to be a driver for change” - Alison Lowe, Hate crime lead, Association of Police and Crime Commissioners Update from the Law Commission
Business Information24 March 2022
CPS Response to Area Inspection Programme, CPS East of England, Baseline Report, 24 March 2022
General Comments Her Majesty's Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) have today issued a report following their inspection of CPS East of England.
CPS responses to HMCPSI14 March 2022
Crown Prosecution Service Gender Pay Gap Report for year ending March 2021
Gender Pay Gap (GPG) legislation introduced in 2017 requires all employers with 250 employees or more to report annually on their gender pay gap. Government departments are covered by the Equality Act 2010 (Specific Duties and Public Authorities) Regulations 2017 which underpin the Public Sector Equality Duty and requires the relevant organisations to publish their gender pay gap data by 30 March annually.
CPS operational information03 March 2022
Public statement on prosecuting racist and religious hate crime
Hate crimes often have a disproportionate impact on the victim because they are being targeted for a personal characteristic. We recognise that hate crime not only impacts the individual victim but also the wider community. Hate incidents as one-offs or a related series of events can send reverberations through communities, just as they can reinforce established patterns of prejudice and discrimination. This is why it is so important for hate crime to be prosecuted effectively.
Policy and GuidancePublic statement on prosecuting disability hate crime and other crimes against disabled people
Hate crimes often have a disproportionate impact on the victim because they are being targeted for a personal characteristic. We recognise that hate crime not only impacts the individual victim but also the wider community. Hate incidents as one-offs or a related series of events can send reverberations through communities, just as they can reinforce established patterns of prejudice and discrimination. This is why it is so important for hate crime to be prosecuted effectively.
Policy and GuidancePublic statement on prosecuting homophobic, biphobic and transphobic hate crime
Hate crimes often have a disproportionate impact on the victim because they are being targeted for a personal characteristic. We recognise that hate crime not only impacts the individual victim but also the wider community. Hate incidents as one-offs or a related series of events can send reverberations through communities, just as they can reinforce established patterns of prejudice and discrimination. This is why it is so important for hate crime to be prosecuted effectively.
Policy and Guidance25 February 2022
CPS response to The Criminal Justice Joint Inspection (CJJI) of how well the criminal justice system serves survivors of rape
The Criminal Justice Joint Inspection (CJJI) has today, Friday 25 February 2022, published a report on how well the criminal justice system serves survivors of rape. Today’s publication is the second part of a two-part inspection which considered what the barriers are to the progression of rape reports in the criminal justice system following charge.
CPS responses to HMCPSISearch
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