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  1. Lawrence Bierton: Whole life order for Worksop murder

    … the keys to Mrs Quinn’s back door in his trouser pocket. Witness testimony from a neighbour also revealed that Mrs … the keys to Mrs Quinn’s back door in his trouser pocket. Witness testimony from a neighbour also revealed that Mrs …

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

    … untrue complaint. Bullying 2.5 Bullying is considered as: 'Intimidation on a regular and persistent basis or as a one … parties whenever possible. 3.8 If you are subject to or witness unacceptable behaviour either directly or by … parties whenever possible. 3.8 If you are subject to or witness unacceptable behaviour either directly or by …

  3. Homophobic, Biphobic and Transphobic Hate Crime - Prosecution Guidance

    … sexual orientation Gender Recognition Act 2004 Victim and Witness issues Appropriate language Withdrawal Major and … special measures are appropriate - to be discussed with witness. See the legal guidance on Special Measures . any … to consider whether further charges, for example, witnessintimidation or harassment are appropriate. It may also be …

  4. Victims' Guide - Support to give your evidence: ‘special measures’

    … to give your evidence: ‘special measures’ As a victim or witness in a court case, you might be asked to come to court … think you should be classed as a vulnerable or intimidated witness. When going through the criminal justice process, … cases). Usually, giving evidence means the victim, or witness, would go into the courtroom on the day of trial. …

  5. Support to give your evidence - ‘special measures’

    … to give your evidence - ‘special measures’ As a victim or witness in a court case, you might be asked to come to court … think you should be classed as a vulnerable or intimidated witness. When going through the criminal justice process, … cases). Usually, giving evidence means the victim, or witness, would go into the courtroom on the day of trial. …

  6. Crown Prosecution Service Accessible Communication: Public Statement

    … to the court process or environment. Where a prosecution witness is to give evidence through an interpreter, because … to the court process or environment. Where a prosecution witness is to give evidence through an interpreter, because …

  7. Service Level Agreement between the Crown Prosecution Service London and the Metropolitan Police Service for domestic violence cases

    … Violence Cases | Case Handling Issues | Bail | Victim and Witness Care | Withdrawal of Domestic Violence Cases | … Civil orders made or pending and any breaches; Vulnerable witness forms where appropriate; Details of any Risk … the views of the victim are known. Back to top Victim and Witness Care   When a case is going to trial, the …

  8. Domestic Abuse

    … Reviews Annex A: Joint Evidence Checklist Annex B: Witness Summons Annex C: Important points to remember in … services (including from specialist organisations), Witness Care Units (WCU), and voluntary sector support … (e.g. foetal scans) may also provide opportunities for intimidation and violence. Both issues will need to be …

  9. Providing a quality service to victims of bereaved families in terrorist incidents, disasters and multi-fatality cases: Guidance

    … victims and bereaved families  The CPS legal guidance on Witness Expenses and Allowances sets out the costs the CPS … for the victim or bereaved family member who is also a witness, or who attends court in order to read a Victim … should be assessed on a case-by-case basis. The Witness Expenses and Allowances guidance outlines that the …

  10. Non-Jury Trials

    … proceedings involving any Defendant There has been intimidation, or attempted intimidation, of any person who is likely to be a witness at the trial The third example makes it clear that … intimidation, of any person who is likely to be a witness at the trial The third example makes it clear that …

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