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  1. CPS data summary Quarter 4 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 …

  2. Prison-related Offences

    … fine. Offences under section 1 PSA 1992 require the consent of the DPP: refer to Consents to Prosecute  Legal … fine. Offences under section 1 PSA 1992 require the consent of the DPP: refer to Consents to Prosecute  Legal …

  3. Data protection and the CPS

    … of information: Information was handled on the basis of consent Information was handled on a contract Information was …

  4. Appeals to the Supreme Court

    … the practice in criminal appeals to require prosecution consent to any extensions sought by them. However, no … the practice in criminal appeals to require prosecution consent to any extensions sought by them. However, no …

  5. International and organised crime

    … the content of the EAW; explains to the person that he may consent to his surrender; and decides whether to grant bail … extradition request; explains to the person that he may consent to his extradition; fixes a date for the start of the …

  6. Homicide: Murder, manslaughter, infanticide and causing or allowing the death or serious injury of a child or vulnerable adult

    … health conditions. A year and a day Attorney General's consent needs to be obtained (section 2(2) Law Reform (Year … health conditions. A year and a day Attorney General's consent needs to be obtained (section 2(2) Law Reform (Year …

  7. Coronavirus – Regulations affecting Hospitality from 18 September 2020

    … this Regulation is proved to have been committed with the consent or connivance or is in any way attributable to the … this Regulation is proved to have been committed with the consent or connivance or is in any way attributable to the …

  8. Psychological Evidence Toolkit - A guide for Crown Prosecutors

    … the attacker to do what they want, is not the same as consent, and may stem from fear. A victim may also seek to … of making decisions about serious matters such as consent to sexual intercourse. It is important that the … the attacker to do what they want, is not the same as consent, and may stem from fear. A victim may also seek to …

  9. Money Laundering Offences

    … he does the prohibited act, and he has the appropriate consent. This includes disclosures, such as suspicious … he does the prohibited act, and he has the appropriate consent. This includes disclosures, such as suspicious …

  10. Kalisher Lecture - Max Hill

    … casework, there is a tier of cases that require the AG’s consent. We will continue to provide an excellent service for … casework, there is a tier of cases that require the AG’s consent. We will continue to provide an excellent service for …

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