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  1. Director's Instructions to CPS Associate Prosecutors

    … of Public Prosecutions to Associate Prosecutors of the Crown Prosecution Service Pursuant to Section 7A of the … The Director may from time to time issue guidance to Chief Crown Prosecutors on the implementation of these … in these instructions prevents an AP from reminding a court of its duties and powers in relation to any proceedings …

  2. North East's Chief Crown Prosecutor encourages victims to report stalking and harassment offences

    … North East's Chief Crown Prosecutor encourages victims to report stalking and harassment offences 24 April 2020 | News The Chief Crown Prosecutor (CCP) for the North East Crown Prosecution … of a five-year restraining order at Newcastle CrownCourt. In another case, the defendant was convicted of …

  3. 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. … buggery and 11 counts of indecent assault at Liverpool CrownCourt on 11 June 2024. All four victims were abused …

  4. Significant programme of work at CPS to narrow the gap between reported rapes and cases which reach court

    … the gap between reported rapes and cases which reach court 29 November 2020 | News , Sexual offences A major … rapes and those which reach court is underway at the Crown Prosecution Service as part of an ambitious five-year … complex crimes. CPS News Centre Find out what's new at the Crown Prosecution Service's digital News Centre. Browse & …

  5. Assaults against emergency workers: Update to CPS prosecution guidance

    … guidance 01 May 2025 | News , Violent crime The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has today updated its … which can be dealt with more swiftly in the magistrates’ court. Current CPS guidance prevents prosecutors from … Act and is triable both in the magistrates' courts and the CrownCourt.  This means that many cases end up in the Crown …

  6. West Midlands

    … West Midlands The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is the main prosecuting … Police investigations in England and Wales. Chief Crown Prosecutor Siobhan Blake is the head of the CPS West … (DCCP) Sean Kyne, who is responsible for the CrownCourt Unit as well as holding the regional portfolio for …

  7. Memorandum of Understanding between The Crown Prosecution Service, Immigration Enforcement and National Policing on Immigration Crime

    … Memorandum of Understanding between The Crown Prosecution Service, Immigration Enforcement and … | Publication Introduction Interpretation The Code for Crown Prosecutors The Director’s Guidance on Charging … being discontinued.  The prosecution being in breach of a court direction, which may imperil the progress, or the …

  8. 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 … violent disorder yesterday and were sentenced at Plymouth CrownCourt today. Guy Sullivan, 43, pleaded guilty to …

  9. CPS Casework Retention Schedule

    … Level and reviewed at 15 years from the final court date to consider disposal and/or retain for business … retention period for the longest applicable time. e.g., A CrownCourt case with a defendant sentenced to a custodial … the age of 85: Criteria Retention period Case finalised in CrownCourt 3 years Indefinite Restraining Order The date …

  10. After the trial

    … of your case. Appeals People convicted by a magistrates' court can appeal to the CrownCourt against their conviction and the sentence. People convicted by the CrownCourt can appeal to the Court of Appeal . If these … People convicted by a magistrates' court can appeal to the CrownCourt against their conviction and the sentence. People …

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