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  1. Victims' Guide - The magistrates’ court: plea hearings

    … prosecutor has two options: 1. They can either ‘offer no evidence’ for the charges to which the defendant has pleaded ‘not guilty’. If we offer no evidence this means that the court will record a ‘not guilty’ …

  2. Coronavirus: Local Coronavirus Regulations Tier 2

    … of the period of 6 months beginning with the date on which evidence which the prosecutor thinks is sufficient to justify … should produce a certificate to state the date on which evidence which they think is sufficient to justify the … which the prosecutor considers that, upon the available evidence it is in the public interest to prosecute the …

  3. Advocate Panels - Magistrates’ and Youth Court

    … straightforward Youth Court cases. Applicants must provide evidence of up-to-date legal knowledge relevant to such … assess the applicant’s ability in respect of advocacy. Evidence of competency Applicants should provide details of … examples based on criminal casework. When providing evidence to support their application, applicants should …

  4. CPS Yorkshire and Humberside: Hate crime sentence uplift examples - January-March 2020

    … must pass increased sentences where prosecutors show evidence that offences have been motivated by hostility … must pass increased sentences where prosecutors show evidence that offences have been motivated by hostility …

  5. CPS Yorkshire and Humberside: Hate crime sentence uplift examples, October-December 2019

    … the courts must pass increased sentences where prosecutors evidence that offences have been motivated by hostility … the courts must pass increased sentences where prosecutors evidence that offences have been motivated by hostility …

  6. Sentencing Dangerous Offenders

    … is "information", which is neither restricted to "evidence", nor limited to the offender's previous convictions … is "information", which is neither restricted to "evidence", nor limited to the offender's previous convictions …

  7. Coronavirus: Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (No.2) (England) Regulations 2020

    … a FPN by the specified date is automatically admissible in evidence of the facts stated and can be used to prove that … of the period of 6 months beginning with the date on which evidence which the prosecutor thinks is sufficient to justify … should produce a certificate to state the date on which evidence which they think is sufficient to justify the …

  8. Crown Prosecution Service Gender Pay Gap Report for year ending March 2021

    … are also available for male employees.) While there is evidence demonstrating these interventions are successful in … strategy and culture Policy Consistent practice Evidence and statistics In 2020/21, 23% of CPS employees work … are also available for male employees.) While there is evidence demonstrating these interventions are successful in …

  9. Hate crime

    … prosecuting hate crime? The police investigate and obtain evidence to show a crime has been committed. In hate crime cases this includes gathering evidence that the victim has been targeted because of their … This includes taking a decision on whether there is enough evidence to prosecute a crime as a hate crime.  If an …

  10. Witness Expenses and Allowances Annex 3: Prosecution Interpreter

    … and expenses to witnesses who are called to give evidence in prosecutions conducted by the Service. Continue … of allowances payable to ordinary witnesses called to give evidence by the Crown Prosecution Service. The rates and …

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