Four men have been given a combined total of more than 34 years' imprisonment at Liverpool Crown Court following a serious organised crime investigation involving firearms, drugs and violence in the Kirkdale area of Liverpool
The CPS is committed to ensuring that the communities we serve see themselves better reflected in the diversity of our advocates. This extends to external advocates who prosecute on our behalf, including Treasury Counsel.
The notion there is a typical victim of domestic abuse is wrong, damaging and can prevent sufferers coming forward, the Crown Prosecution Service has said today.
This protocol is an agreement between HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS) and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). Its purpose is to set a framework for co-operation, exchange of information, advance notification and joint working with respect to custody time limits (CTLs). It does not create legal obligations or restrictions on either party. It replaces the protocol dated 1 December 2014.
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