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  1. Coronavirus: Self-Isolation Regulations

    … 16 – Review and Expiry Charging Practice Statutory time limit Public interest Totality of offending ECHR … “R” and “responsible adult” mean an adult who has: Custody of charge of a child for the time being, or Parental … “R” and “responsible adult” mean an adult who has: Custody of charge of a child for the time being, or Parental …

  2. Abuse of Process

    … upheld. At the outset of the case therefore, or at a later time when the issues in the case are clarified, the … avoid a statutory time limit on bringing proceedings, or a custodytime limit, or because a defendant has elected trial. … avoid a statutory time limit on bringing proceedings, or a custodytime limit, or because a defendant has elected trial. …

  3. CPS charging decisions - examining demographic disparities in the outcomes of our decision making

    … victim and the suspect’s age and level of maturity at the time of the incident. If a case is being considered under … victim and the suspect’s age and level of maturity at the time of the incident. If a case is being considered under …

  4. Guidance on file submissions for Full Code Test charging decisions in rape and serious sexual offences (RASSO) cases

    … Automatic number-plate recognition (ANPR) the defendant’s custody record or voluntary attendance record together with … or handling of the case 4 In respect of each, the date and time of their arrest In respect of each, their status: … / Transphobic etc.) The proposed charge(s) Statutory TimeLimits for any of the proposed charges Consents relevant to …

  5. Drafting the Indictment

    … Justice Act 1988 ) Common assault; Assaulting a prisoner custody officer – s.90(1) Criminal Justice Act 1991; Assaulting a secure training centre custody officer – s.13(1) Criminal Justice and Public Order … –   CrimPR 10.4  (2). The Crown Court may extend that time limit –  CrimPR 10.2 (8). In every case a draft …

  6. Safeguarding Children as Victims and Witnesses

    … the victim? What was the suspect’s age and maturity at the time of offence? What is the impact on the community? Is … prioritising review and preparation, observing court timelimits (especially in relation to special measures … the prosecution case is fixed at 50 days after sending for custody cases and 70 days for bail cases. Bail The imposition …

  7. Judicial Review of CPS Prosecuting Decisions (Appeals)

    … be expected to have properly informed himself (within the limits of what is reasonably practical) and asked himself the … The pursuit lasted approximately four minutes. During that time the officer followed the moped very closely at certain … & Another [2001] Q.B. 330, which concerned a death in custody. The Court said that where an individual had died …

  8. Children as suspects and defendants

    … out by a Youth Justice Specialist; and given sufficient time to fulfil their duties as AYJL Youth Justice Specialists … passport or identity cards. Other records such as custody records, PNC printouts and antecedents are more … 12 to 14 and offenders under 12 should not be detained in custody and decisions as to jurisdiction should have regard …

  9. Theft Act Offences

    … was irrelevant. The property must belong to another at the time of appropriation. In most cases this will not be an … for TWOC to be commenced outside the six-month summary time limit imposed by section 127 of the Magistrates’ Courts … the proceedings and so it would need to be within the timelimits specified under section 12(4A) TA 1968. Aggravated …

  10. Indecent and Prohibited Images of Children

    … must prove that the images are within the accused’s custody or control such that they were capable of accessing … sent unrequested, and not keeping it for an unreasonable time. Sections 44 and 45 Serious Crime Act 2007– encouraging … system. As possession requires the images to be in the custody or control of the suspect, if images have been …

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