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  1. Reporting a crime

    … of your experience. Your witness statement may be used as evidence in court. You should be given the name of the … The next stage is investigation, where the police gather evidence. The police may ask you to tour the area where the … The police : The police arrest and question, they gather evidence and take witness statements. The CPS : The CPS is …

  2. Peruvian murder conviction in British court

    … where Karla was originally from, and Spain to give evidence.  “It was a difficult case logistically to prepare … Division, we were able to ensure that all the evidence and witnesses were available so that we could get … an argument, after she came at him with a knife, but the evidence from those who witnessed his behaviour towards her …

  3. Swindon man jailed for rape

    … nothing had happened at all. When confronted with this evidence, the victim’s brave testimony, witness accounts and forensic evidence, Corrie changed his plea to guilty. He was sentenced … to the police. It was undoubtedly the strength of her evidence that ensured this dangerous man will spend a …

  4. Victims' Guide - After the trial: appeals

    … ask for a retrial if the police find ‘new and compelling’ evidence which was not available at the time of the original … However, these cases are extremely rare as the standard of evidence needed to order a retrial is very high. If the … Court. Sometimes this will mean you will be asked to give evidence again. If this happens the police will explain this …

  5. Man posing as a taxi driver jailed for raping woman decade after near identical case

    … lies by compiling strong forensic, witness and phone evidence at trial to secure a conviction for rape. Crucially, … also succeeded in putting forward bad character evidence which outlined to the jury how Tariq had committed a … cover up his crime when faced with incriminating forensic evidence, he blamed the victim for his DNA being present. At …

  6. Victims of modern slavery to be further protected from prosecution by earlier investigation

    … victim-less prosecutions where they do not need to give evidence in court.  Reminds of other special measures to … return to their home countries so that they can still give evidence if needed.  Reiterates the right of prosecutors to … to do so and encourages prosecutors to make clear the evidence upon which they have challenged the decision.  Last …

  7. Jail for Leicester sex attack

    … Mohammed himself was in a state of undress. However, the evidence for criminal sexual activity was not initially … of what had happened and there was limited DNA evidence to show sexual activity had taken place. The case … more likely to be frequented by sex workers. This was evidence that he had come to the city to look for a sexual …

  8. Woman convicted of murdering ex-partner on Christmas Day

    … downstairs and stabbed him immediately on sight. CCTV evidence proved the attack was immediate, with no attempt at … this wound, equivalent to a reasonable punch. Pathological evidence showed Mr Price had no defensive injuries, … cutlery was found at the victim's address. Toxicology evidence revealed Carless was severely intoxicated, with her …

  9. Rapist who targeted teenage girls jailed for non-recent sex offences

    … used to disprove Cole’s defence. Another key piece of evidence was the diary of Cole’s second victim, in which an … same man for sexual crimes – both presenting corroborated evidence of Cole’s description, addresses, employment and … separately years after suffering at Cole’s hands.  “Their evidence of how Cole abused them was similar and piecing that …

  10. Public Order Offences incorporating the Charging Standard

    … by selecting a charge which is not supported by the evidence in order to encourage a plea of guilty to a lesser … specific victim. This can usually be proved where there is evidence of specific, directed abuse. However, it is … the defendant’s intent is not enough. There must also be evidence of somebody (which need not be the person targeted) …

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