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  1. Crown Prosecution Service Complaints: Goodwill Payments Guidance

    … or damage resulting from an offence may be awarded by the Court at the conclusion of a case. The court is obliged to consider awarding compensation in … order is not made. The prosecutor’s role is to assist the court by drawing its attention to its obligation to consider …

  2. Selection Criteria for Fraud Panel - Level 2

    … in addition, straightforward non-jury work in the Crown Court and magistrates’ court trials involving benefit fraud, Fraud Act offences and … in ‘Casework at Level 2’ without compromising professional independence Familiarity with, and understanding of, CPS …

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

    … external counsel and 12 with sex-ticketed Crown Court judges. Transcripts of interviews were triangulated … uses the same strategy, refining it as they prepare it for court, and then the barrister ultimately runs with that … meetings whilst maintaining appropriate prosecutorial independence, avoiding any suggestion of witness coaching or …

  4. Speech by Max Hill QC, DPP, to the Policing and Security All-Party Parliamentary Group, 15 July 2019

    … robust legal decisions and successfully bring cases to court every day. To do this, I am focusing on our casework - … investigation through to the presentation of the case in court. As well as looking at our internal processes and … offenders are brought to justice wherever possible. Our independence ensures we undertake this duty impartially, …

  5. Selection Criteria for Extradition Panel - Level 3

    … straightforward extradition appeals in the Administrative Court. Applicants must also be able to demonstrate expert up … ‘Level 3 Casework’ above without compromising professional independence Familiarity with, and understanding of, CPS … straightforward extradition appeals in the Administrative Court. Applicants must also be able to demonstrate expert up …

  6. CPS Board meeting minutes - November 2022

    … at Justice Select Committee on 1st November. To include: Court capacity and backlog RASSO and Victims work Disclosure … at Justice Select Committee on 1st November. To include: Court capacity and backlog RASSO and Victims work Disclosure …

  7. Judicial Review of CPS Prosecuting Decisions (Appeals)

    … by Judicial Review. Proceedings are heard in the High Court. The parties are the “Claimant” (who initially asks for … claim). If a claim for Judicial Review is successful, the court will quash the decision and may also remit it back to … making process is a combination of the constitutional independence of the prosecutor and also their professional …

  8. Prosecutors and Police join forces in the North East to reduce delays in charging decisions for victims of rape and serious sexual offences

    … examining the effectiveness of case management hearings at court. DCI Paul Young from Northumbria police said: … examining the effectiveness of case management hearings at court. DCI Paul Young from Northumbria police said: …

  9. Selection Criteria for Proceeds of Crime - Level 3

    … and the Drug Trafficking Act 1994 before the magistrates’ court, Crown Court and High Court. Level 3 advocates will also be expected … at level 3’ above without compromising professional independence Familiarity with, and understanding of, CPS …

  10. Men jailed for scamming victims out of their pensions

    … of fraud offences following a trial at Wood Green Crown Court. On 4 October 2024, they were sentenced to six years, … of fraud offences following a trial at Wood Green Crown Court. On 4 October 2024, they were sentenced to six years, …

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