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  1. Trials issues group

    … agency charge a person with an offence, and detain or bail that person for a court hearing within 2 working days of … for interpreting in, for example, a straight-forward bail hearing, the nature of which is neither technical nor … agency charge a person with an offence, and detain or bail that person for a court hearing within 2 working days of …

  2. Offences to be taken into Consideration (TICs)

    … the public interest stage of the full Code Test, bail decisions, bad character, dangerousness etc; resources … crime, where they show an offence or offences committed on bail, or where they show a return to crime immediately after … the public interest stage of the full Code Test, bail decisions, bad character, dangerousness etc; resources …

  3. CPS Response to HMCPSI Area Inspection Programme, CPS East Midlands Baseline Report

    … were both very good at making appropriate decisions about bail and custody. It is notable that there were few aspects … were both very good at making appropriate decisions about bail and custody. It is notable that there were few aspects …

  4. Road Traffic - Fatal Offences and Bad Driving

    … arranging and conducting meetings with bereaved families. Bail Where there are substantial grounds for believing there … is a risk of the defendant committing further offences on bail, failing to surrender or interfering with witnesses, prosecutors should oppose bail, whether pre- or post-charge, and appeal bail if …

  5. Disclosure of Previous Convictions of Prosecution Witnesses

    … to the prosecutor and disclosed to the defence e.g. bail applications see R v DPP ex parte Lee [1999] 2 All ER … Disclosure is also required to assist a defendant in a bail application, an application to stay proceedings as an … to the prosecutor and disclosed to the defence e.g. bail applications see R v DPP ex parte Lee [1999] 2 All ER …

  6. Extradition - To the UK

    … has been convicted in absence, or has failed to answer bail following conviction, a TaCA warrant (and consideration … regarding custody, such that the court may only bail a person who is subject to such an undertaking if there … and a request for consent (below) would need to be made. Bail Act Offences In R v Seddon [2009] EWCA Crim 483 the …

  7. War Crimes/Crimes Against Humanity: Guidance for making an application for DPP consent for an application for a private arrest warrant in accordance with section 1(4A) of the Magistrates' Courts Act 1980

    … only be applied where the suspect presents a substantial bail risk and not all the evidence is available at the time … only be applied where the suspect presents a substantial bail risk and not all the evidence is available at the time …

  8. Referrals, approvals and notifications

    … – this includes judicial review challenges relating to bail, Custody Time Limits and to CPS policy, prosecution … public access to a trial appeals against the granting of bail by the magistrates’ court or Crown Court or appeals or … that a case is “exceptionally complex” and pre-charge bail for up to 12 months is merited under s.47ZE PACE, see …

  9. Hearings in Private (‘In Camera’)

    … may hear certain matters in chambers. Examples include bail applications to the Crown Court and applications to a … may hear certain matters in chambers. Examples include bail applications to the Crown Court and applications to a …

  10. Disclosure of Material to Third Parties

    … reports to the CPS have an important part to play in Bail Information Schemes and also in Public Interest Case … to the CPS as to whether it is necessary to oppose bail. Disclosure to the NOMS for the purpose of bail schemes can be distinguished as the NOMS would not …

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