IntroductionGuidanceIntroductionThe CPS can be a party to an action in civil law arising out of our advisory or statutory functions under the Prosecution of Offences Act 1985.For the purposes of civil proceedings, the CPS is deemed to be an “Authorised Government Department” (Rule 66 of the Civil…
Please note that is a national process document.Individual CPS Areas will have circulated the document to Chambers confirming local contact details.A new Instructions to Counsel document is expected to be introduced in July 2024. This will provide direct contact details for the reviewing lawyer…
1. This fees bulletin outlines the introduction of a new payment trigger point for Section 28 Fixed Fees and a revision to the VHCC reduced scheme costs threshold. Both changes will apply to new and existing cases from 6 May 2024.S.28 Interim Payment2. …
Foreword by Chief People Officer, Dawn BrodrickThe CPS is an organisation that values equality, inclusivity, and diversity. A key aim in our organisational strategy - CPS 2025 - is ensuring our people are supported and able to develop to reach their full potential. How we pay and reward our…
Foreword from the Director of Public Prosecutions, Stephen ParkinsonInvestigation and prosecutionReporting a crimeParliamentary Security DepartmentScotland and Northern IrelandThe charging decisionThe court processKeeping you informedVictim Personal StatementReview of decision by the policeReview…
Executive SummaryIt is important that Criminal Justice Agencies gather and review victim feedback. Not only does this help ensure that victims' voices are heard, but it can also help Criminal Justice Agencies to monitor performance, evaluate new initiatives, and meet upcoming organisational and…
15 September 2023, 14:00-17:00, CPS Boardroom/Microsoft TeamsMembersMonica Burch (C), Max Hill KC, Simon Jeffreys, Steve Buckingham, Kathryn Stone, Greg McGillGuestsTristan Bradshaw (attending items 4), Baljit Ubhey (attending items 5), Alex Scott (attending items 5), Sophie Cook (attending…
