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  1. Proceeds of Crime

    … a criminal conviction (Part 2), civil recovery in the High Court (Chapter 2 of Part 5) and can be asked to represent law … and will make confiscation applications to the CrownCourt in the case. Where issues arise regarding the … of pleas are to be made in accordance with the Code for Crown Prosecutors, relevant charging / prosecution guidance …

  2. CPS West Midlands: Successful Hate Crime Cases - March 2024

    … In March 2024, the CPS West Midlands Magistrates’ and CrownCourt units successfully prosecuted various hate crime cases. … matter. The defendant pleaded guilty at Birmingham CrownCourt on 2 November 2023 to one count of racially …

  3. Reconsidering a Prosecution Decision

    … the start of a trial or the sending of the accused to the CrownCourt, subject only to the accused’s right to revive the … POA allows the DPP to discontinue proceedings in the CrownCourt at any time before the indictment is preferred …

  4. Witness Expenses and Allowances

    … Expert Witnesses Interpreters Other People attending Court Procedure Provision of Claim Forms: Magistrates' Courts Provision of Claim Forms: Crown Courts Return of Claim Forms Release Times Discretion … procedure outlined in the Provision of Claim Forms: Crown Courts section below. Overview The CPS is responsible …

  5. Former children’s nurse jailed for non-recent sexual abuse

    … buggery and 11 counts of indecent assault at Liverpool CrownCourt on 11 June 2024. All four victims were abused while … was convicted following a trial in June 2024. At Liverpool CrownCourt on 23 September 2024, he was jailed for 25 years. …

  6. Thugs charged, convicted and jailed within 72 hours

    … violent disorder yesterday and were sentenced at Plymouth CrownCourt today. Guy Sullivan, 43, pleaded guilty to burglary and … whilst the disorder was ongoing. Victoria Cook, Chief Crown Prosecutor for CPS South West, said: “The substantial …

  7. Abuse of Process

    … of the prosecutor Jurisdiction of the magistrates' and Crown courts Examples of when it may be said a fair trial is … whether or not to prosecute is for the prosecutor, not the court: Environment Agency v Stanford [1998] 6 WLUK 534, per … must first review or re-review the case. The Code for Crown Prosecutors provides at 3.5: “Prosecutors should not …

  8. Children as suspects and defendants

    … Leads (AYJL) Youth Justice Specialists (YJS) Senior Crown Prosecutors (SCP) Evidential considerations Determining … public interest guidance Diversion from the court process – out of court disposals Jurisdiction of the … approach prosecutors should take in applying the Code for Crown Prosecutors when deciding whether or not to prosecute, …

  9. CPS West Midlands: Successful Hate Crime Cases – October 2024

    … In October 2024, the CPS West Midlands Magistrates’ and Crowncourt units successfully prosecuted various hate crime cases. … July 2021. He pleaded guilty to the offence at Worcester CrownCourt and was sentenced in October 2024. On 3 August …

  10. Non-Jury Trials

    … because of jury tampering - Section 46 Right of appeal Court procedure for a non-jury trial Introduction Sections 44 … once approval has been obtained from the relevant Chief Crown Prosecutor/Head of Division. If an application under Section 44 CJA 2003 is refused by the CrownCourt, any prosecution appeal against the refusal must …

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