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  1. CPS response to the HMCPSI 2019 Rape Inspection

    … rape; the impact of controlling and coercive behaviour on consent; and the challenges of prosecuting cases involving … rape; the impact of controlling and coercive behaviour on consent; and the challenges of prosecuting cases involving …

  2. Feedback and Complaints Guidance: How to give feedback or make a complaint to the Crown Prosecution Service

    … method of contact (letter, email, telephone); evidence of consent or power of attorney, if you are acting on behalf of … method of contact (letter, email, telephone); evidence of consent or power of attorney, if you are acting on behalf of …

  3. Prostitution and Exploitation of Prostitution

    … give leave unless it is satisfied that it is an issue of consent and the sexual behaviour of the complainant which, … above offences, a child is defined as someone under 18. Consent is irrelevant. A reasonable belief that the child is … give leave unless it is satisfied that it is an issue of consent and the sexual behaviour of the complainant which, …

  4. CPS data summary Quarter 2 2023-2024

    … person to enter into the marriage without free and full consent. Section 121 criminalises four types of conduct: the … causing a person to enter a marriage without full and free consent practicing deception in order that a victim leaves … (namely one which is entered into without full and free consent, because of the use of violence etc.) any conduct …

  5. Consultation on Revisions to the CPS-SPA Protocol regarding the exercise of criminal jurisdiction in England and Wales

    … and rape cases would be prosecuted in the CJS unless the consent of the Attorney General was obtained. We understand … Moreover, it did not introduce any requirement to seek consent from the Attorney General to deal with certain … offence, despite a time limit having been exceeded, if the consent of the Attorney General (AG) has been obtained. We do …

  6. Dangerous Dog Offences

    … 3 offence. A prosecution for this offence requires the consent of the Chief Officer of Police for that geographical … 3 offence. A prosecution for this offence requires the consent of the Chief Officer of Police for that geographical …

  7. Farquharson Guidelines: Role of Prosecuting Advocates

    … given. Instructions may only be withdrawn by or with the consent of the Chief Crown Prosecutor, Assistant Chief Crown … given. Instructions may only be withdrawn by or with the consent of the Chief Crown Prosecutor, Assistant Chief Crown …

  8. Custody Time Limits

    … only occasion when a 70 day CTL might arise would be for consent to prosecution being sought from the Attorney General (but even then in custody cases, consent is usually obtained quite quickly). The CTL for … more senior management. It will always be inappropriate to consent to the release of a defendant who continues to …

  9. CPS data summary Quarter 3 2023-2024

    … person to enter into the marriage without free and full consent. Section 121 criminalises four types of conduct: the … causing a person to enter a marriage without full and free consent practicing deception in order that a victim leaves … (namely one which is entered into without full and free consent, because of the use of violence etc.) any conduct …

  10. Consultations

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