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  1. Victims and Witnesses: CPS Commitments to Support

    … circumstances. These have been well intentioned but, over time, this has led to a lack of clarity on our overall … is appropriate to ask the court to keep the defendant in custody. Important considerations include any history of … is appropriate to ask the court to keep the defendant in custody. Important considerations include any history of …

  2. Prostitution and Exploitation of Prostitution

    … their lifestyles and to develop routes out. At the same time, those who abuse and exploit those involved in … on their first arrest. Those arrested and brought into custody for loitering and soliciting cannot be tested … on their first arrest. Those arrested and brought into custody for loitering and soliciting cannot be tested …

  3. International

    … any urgency in the request (e.g., defendant remanded in custody, immediate risk to individuals, risk of dissipation … videoconferencing and the costs of transferring persons in custody. Admissibility - Whilst the executing authority will … that which was not already gathered or available at the time the transfer request was made) that cannot be fulfilled …

  4. Offences against the Person, incorporating the Charging Standard

    … maximum penalty of six months’ imprisonment. The statutory time limit in section 127 Magistrates’ Court 1980 will apply: … 90 Criminal Justice Act 1991 ), secure training centre custody officers ( section 13 Criminal Justice and Public … 90 Criminal Justice Act 1991 ), secure training centre custody officers ( section 13 Criminal Justice and Public …

  5. Proceeds of Crime

    … pending appeal Terms of the Confiscation Order Time to pay the Confiscation Order Default Sentence … and other assets in the witness statements, interviews or custody records. Specific offences are included within … person is charged with the offence after being taken into custody without a warrant, or when a bill of indictment is …

  6. Publications & resources

    … meeting minutes - November 2022 DATE: 31st October 2022 TIME: 14:00-16:45 Euston, Dulwich and Farringdon Rooms, 102 …

  7. Prosecuting in the public interest: independence without isolation - Max Hill QC, Director of Public Prosecutions

    … CPS works shifted dramatically in a very short space of time. Despite considerable logistical challenges, the CPS had … period of time an individual can usually be held in custody without a trial was about to expire; and the NPCC and … participation of solicitors in interviews of suspects in custody at a police station. Our existing strong …

  8. Children and young people as witnesses - Alison Saunders, DPP

    … are not being asked to recall events that happened a long time ago. So far, there has been very positive feedback from … last year, there was concern expressed at the length of time that some complainants have to wait before receiving … we employed a workforce of approximately 5,895 staff (full time equivalent), including around 2,255 prosecutors and …

  9. CPS case outcomes

    … meeting minutes - November 2022 DATE: 31st October 2022 TIME: 14:00-16:45 Euston, Dulwich and Farringdon Rooms, 102 …

  10. Jurisdiction

    … prosecution is brought under the provision in force at the time the alleged conduct occurred as the terms of the … the parties, including the injured parties, were at the time of the offence; The interests of the victims and … for this decision should be set out); At the current time and on the material before them, it is believed that the …

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