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  1. Operation Soteria: Improving CPS responses to rape complaints and complainants - summary briefing from independent academic research, December 2023

    … behaviour, and the reasonableness of any belief in consent that they claimed to hold, is appropriately … on victims’ freedom to make a choice regarding sexual consent within the relationship were not interrogated, making … such practices was suggested to make establishing lack of consent to the reported incident more difficult, with …

  2. Closing the gap: How the CPS is working to reduce disparity between reported rapes and charges

    … law, we must prove not only that the complainant did not consent but that the defendant could not have held a … victim vulnerabilities, the impact of trauma, consent and myths and stereotypes. These units are headed by … law, we must prove not only that the complainant did not consent but that the defendant could not have held a …

  3. How we make a decision on what to do in your case - Rape and Serious Sexual Assault

    … the vagina, anus or mouth of another person without their consent and without reasonably believing that they … other than the penis, or with any object, without their consent and without reasonably believing that they … sexual touching of another person without their consent and without reasonably believing that they …

  4. 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 …

  5. Prosecutors in West Midlands seeing increased number of rape charges through closer working with police

    … to a jury in order to combat any harmful assumptions about consent. Luke Sargent was convicted of rape, sexual assault … to a jury in order to combat any harmful assumptions about consent. Luke Sargent was convicted of rape, sexual assault …

  6. 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   Withdrawing consent during sex Toggle accordion Consent can be withdrawn at any time during sexual activity … a myth that if you consented to some sexual activity, you consent to all types of sexual activity, or if you have …

  7. Jurisdiction

    … whether the offence that they have selected requires the consent of the Director of Public Prosecutions or the … Attorney General. Further guidance on offences requiring consent to prosecute can be found in the legal guidance on … in the form of the Request or other information that they consent to be shared for this purpose; there is sufficient …

  8. 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 …

  9. 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 …

  10. 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 …

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