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  1. Strangulation and suffocation

    … and selecting the appropriate charge Acceptability of pleas Extra-territorial jurisdiction Introduction Section … or suffocation). Strangulation or suffocation Definition Section 70(1) DA Act 2021 inserted section 75A … from caselaw: the intentional or reckless application ofunlawful force to another person. Therefore, the mental …

  2. Sex Dolls - Childlike

    … Offences Prohibition or restriction on the importation of indecent or obscene articles Evidential considerations … tendency to deprave or corrupt). Accordingly, the OPA 1959 definitionof obscene should be adopted when considering the … be proved. As possession of a childlike sex doll is not unlawful per se in England and Wales, prosecutors should …

  3. Rape and Sexual Offences - Chapter 7: Key Legislation and Offences

    … Selecting Charges - key points Sexual Offences Act 2003 - definitionof ‘sexual’ Sexual Offences Act 2003 - non consensual … 2003 - Sex with an adult relative Sexual Offences Act 1956 UnlawfulSexual Intercourse with a girl under 13 Buggery …

  4. Public Order Offences incorporating the Charging Standard

    … Considerations Introduction The criminal law in respect of public order offences is intended to penalise the use of … Act may, for example, also lead to or involve an assault, unlawful possession of a weapon or the causing of criminal … use or threaten unlawful violence simultaneously. For the definitionof “unlawful violence” see section 8 of the Act. …

  5. Child Abuse (non-sexual)

    … Flagging The Victims' Code Context and circumstances of child abuse (non-sexual) Offences Causing or allowing … the death or serious physical harm was the result of an unlawful act, course of conduct or omission of a person ("D") … terms "child" and "vulnerable adult" amongst others. The definition applied to vulnerable witnesses is wider than that …

  6. Public statement on prosecuting homophobic, biphobic and transphobic hate crime

    … community. Hate incidents as one-offs or a related series of events can send reverberations through communities, just … hostility, we have agreed with the police a shared definition. This definition is wider than the legal … under the Public Sector Equality Duty to eliminate unlawful discrimination, harassment and victimisation of …

  7. Dignity at Work - Standards of behaviour in the Crown Prosecution Service

    … Dignity at Work - Standards of behaviour in the Crown Prosecution Service Publication … law. It also sets out the different ways in which it is unlawful to treat someone, such as, direct and indirect … the complainant's dignity'. 2.3 The Act uses a single definitionof harassment to cover protected characteristics …

  8. Obscene Publications

    … Article 10 Seizure and forfeiture Jurisdiction Handling of evidence / disclosure Sentencing Introduction This Legal … or corruption: Anderson [1972] 1 QB 304. This legal definitionof obscenity applies to prosecutions under the … Immigration Act 2008. The publication of material it is unlawful to possess may constitute an offence under the Act. …

  9. Public statement on prosecuting disability hate crime and other crimes against disabled people

    … disabled people Offending behaviour The social model of disability Situational risk and 'vulnerable victims' … hate crime, we have agreed with the police a shared definition. This definition is wider than the legal … under the Public Sector Equality Duty to eliminate unlawful discrimination, harassment and victimisation of …

  10. Public statement on prosecuting racist and religious hate crime

    … community. Hate incidents as one-offs or a related series of events can send reverberations through communities, just … race or religion, we have agreed with the police a shared definition. This definition is wider than the legal … under the Public Sector Equality Duty to eliminate unlawful discrimination, harassment and victimisation of …

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