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  1. Child Abuse (non-sexual)

    … is a member of the armed forces, is in hospital or in custody in the secure estate. Abuse - This is a form of … and who had frequent contact with V; there existed at the time of death a significant risk of serious physical harm … attracts an offence range of: Community order – 8 years’ custody, with a maximum of 10 years’ custody. This definitive …

  2. Strangulation and suffocation

    … circumstances. This should ordinarily be one of immediate custody, with a starting point of 18 months imprisonment. The … and its relevance to the current offence; and (b) the time that has elapsed since the conviction offence committed … circumstances. This should ordinarily be one of immediate custody, with a starting point of 18 months imprisonment. The …

  3. Consents to Prosecute

    … the arrest, of a person for any offence, or the remand in custody or on bail of a person charged with any offence". … to be sought. If consent has not been obtained by the time the relevant step is reached, an application for an … is required; what, if any, statutory or custodytimelimits apply): 4. Provide a summary of the following: a. the …

  4. Emerging Areas of Child Abuse and Exploitation

    … of the law in our countries, and simply to spend time together. So, I thank you very much for the invitation … prosecution is part of the answer. Bail conditions or custody are needed to protect society from dangerous … prosecution is part of the answer. Bail conditions or custody are needed to protect society from dangerous …

  5. Prosecuting Welfare and Health Fraud Cases

    … in circumstances that could not have been foreseen at the time of charge. Such instances are expected to be confined to … 513, authority for the proposition that the purpose of the time limit for trial of summary offences is to ensure that … the defendant's interests and also to the purpose of the time limit.  However, in accordance with Section 116(2) of …

  6. Howard League for Penal Reform: Parmoor Lecture

    … chief prosecutor, on behalf of the CPS which I lead. At a time of national upheaval and some political uncertainty, the … someone violently. They may refuse to be assessed in custody or to engage with the police. They may have a mental … with my hypothetical example, an assessment while in custody suggests a relapse and that further treatment is …

  7. CPS Business Plan 2020-21

    … Violence Bill OUR CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) PRIORITIES New custodytime limit protocol New charging guidance New public interest … Violence Bill OUR CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) PRIORITIES New custodytime limit protocol New charging guidance New public …

  8. Perverting the Course of Justice and Wasting Police Time in Cases involving Allegedly False Allegations of Rape and / or Domestic Abuse

    … Perverting the Course of Justice and Wasting Police Time in Cases involving Allegedly False Allegations of Rape … the person originally accused was charged and remanded in custody; the person originally accused was tried, convicted … Sustained complaint Accused person charged and remanded in custody Accused person tried, convicted and/or sentenced …

  9. Conditional Cautioning: Adults – DPP Guidance

    … a Sentencing Starting Point in a Magistrates' Court at Custody or High Level Community Order Annex B: Guidance for … for an offender who fails to accept responsibility at the time the caution is administered. 15.1.4 Where the offender … caution an offender is unlawful because it goes beyond the limits set by the statutory provisions or the Director's …

  10. Annex B: DRAFT Media Protocol User Guide

    … although one proposal is: “As nearly at the same time as the proceedings as is reasonably possible having … diagrams; Images / video of the defendant(s) (including custody photographs);  Images / video showing scenes of crime … set out above, these may be released. Police custody photographs Unless relied on in open court by the …

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