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  1. Rape and Serious Sexual Offences (RASSO) 2025

    … Proving that sexual activity took place without consent is the key issue in many cases. Someone consents only … if any, the suspect took to obtain the complainant’s consent and the prosecution must prove that the suspect did … Proving that sexual activity took place without consent is the key issue in many cases. Someone consents only …

  2. How the CPS charges and prosecutes rape cases

    … the vagina, anus or mouth of another person, without their consent and without reasonable belief in consent’ 1 . Penetration of another person’s vagina or anus … other than the penis, or with any object, without their consent and without reasonable belief in consent, is ‘sexual …

  3. Media: Prosecuting Cases Where Public Servants Have Disclosed Confidential Information to Journalists

    … for offences under the 1989 Act require the prior consent of the Attorney General except for offences contrary to section 4(2) where the consent of the DPP is required.  Offences under the Official … not instituted by the Information Commissioner require the consent of the DPP. Subsections 170(2) and (3) sets out a …

  4. Research outcomes

    … of Rape and Serious Sexual Offences (RASSO) and consent - Summary report The CPS and Equally Ours Research … of Rape and Serious Sexual Offences (RASSO) and consent project was carried out in two stages: Stage 1: …

  5. CPS authorises charges against NCA officer

    … Theft Robbery Burglary Aggravated Burglary Taking Without Consent (TWOC) Aggravated Taking Without Consent Abstracting Electricity Blackmail Handling Stolen …

  6. Doctor jailed for sexually assaulting female patients

    … a person to engage in penetrative sexual activity without consent Two counts were not proceeded with: Assault by … to cause a person to engage in sexual activity without consent CPS News Centre Find out what's new at the Crown …

  7. Jury Vetting

    … if at all possible, accompany the papers requesting the consent to proceedings. The following procedure must be … if at all possible, accompany the papers requesting the consent to proceedings. The following procedure must be …

  8. Speaking to Witnesses at Court

    … where it is known (for example mistaken identification, consent, self-defence, lack of intent). The prosecutor must … where it is known (for example mistaken identification, consent, self-defence, lack of intent). The prosecutor must …

  9. Firearms

    … those premises, subject to them showing that they had consent of the occupier of any premises into or across which … they are on, subject to them showing that they had consent of the occupier of any premises into or across which … weapons should be submitted to a FSP for examination. Consent Proceedings for certain summary only offences under …

  10. DG6 Desktop Guide

    … provided that this is not: a case requiring the consent to prosecute of the DPP or a Law Officer a case … the purpose of the examination/why it is reasonable, was consent obtained, any parameters used, was the suspect asked … the purpose of the examination/why it is reasonable, was consent obtained, any parameters used, was the suspect asked …

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