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  1. Sexual offences

    … accordion A rape is when a person uses their penis without consent to penetrate the vagina, mouth, or anus of another … touches another person sexually without their consent. The touching can be done with any part of the body … any part of their body or an object without that person’s consent. The penetration has to be sexual. Child sexual abuse …

  2. Prosecuting complex rape cases - case studies

    … for life with a minimum term of 12 years.   Withdrawing consent during sex Toggle accordion Consent can be withdrawn at any time during sexual activity … a myth that if you consented to some sexual activity, you consent to all types of sexual activity, or if you have …

  3. Terrorism: Guidance in relation to the prosecution of individuals involved in terrorism overseas

    … General is required before the prosecutor can give DPP consent to a prosecution. The Attorney General will … General is required before the prosecutor can give DPP consent to a prosecution. The Attorney General will …

  4. International

    … agencies, the courts, or enforcement agencies without the consent of the requesting authority, except where disclosure … that specified in the original request without the prior consent of appropriate overseas authority. It is therefore … agencies, the courts, or enforcement agencies without the consent of the requesting authority, except where disclosure …

  5. Restraining Orders

    … stated that there was no requirement for the defendant to consent, so if a defendant withdraws consent after no evidence is offered the court can impose the … stated that there was no requirement for the defendant to consent, so if a defendant withdraws consent after no …

  6. Suicide: Policy for Prosecutors in Respect of Cases of Encouraging or Assisting Suicide

    … in this policy as "encouraging or assisting suicide". The consent of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) is … is required in the public interest. The DPP will only consent to a prosecution for an offence of encouraging or … in this policy as "encouraging or assisting suicide". The consent of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) is …

  7. Strangulation and suffocation

    … decision in R v Brown [1993] UKHL 19 which decided that consent by the victim to the infliction of any injury … been challenged in a police interview, for example, where consent to strangle has been raised there is no requirement … decision in R v Brown [1993] UKHL 19 which decided that consent by the victim to the infliction of any injury …

  8. Domestic Abuse

    … DA Act came into force which states that a person may not consent to the infliction of serious harm for the purposes of … sexual gratification, and by extension, is unable to consent to their own death. Further guidance can be found in … Offences prosecution guidance at the section titled ' consent to serious harm for sexual gratification '. …

  9. Racist and Religious Hate Crime - Prosecution Guidance

    … of race or religion (NOTE: such offences require AG’s Consent to prosecute – prosecutors should consult the … with there. Thereafter, cases can only proceed with the consent of the Attorney General. Prosecutors should consult … its adherents." Prosecutions for this offence require the consent of the Attorney General and are dealt with under the …

  10. Older People: Prosecuting Crimes against

    … is applicable to the facts of the case. The Director's Consent is required for such prosecutions: section 127(4). … person to enter into the marriage without free and full consent. In relation to a victim who lacks capacity to consent to marriage, the offence under subsection (1) is …

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