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… records may be necessary: National security, where the evidence is likely to be heard in camera, in whole or in … information may be used for the prevention of crime or as evidence in a future criminal prosecution. Challenging Jurors … Act 1988. The challenging party must provide prima facie evidence at the time that the challenge is made. This …
… 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 …
… causing further harm or distress. This result is further evidence of how seriously the CPS takes offending of this … causing further harm or distress. This result is further evidence of how seriously the CPS takes offending of this …
… to the more serious charge of riot. “It is clear from the evidence in this case that Cleaver played a significant role … to the more serious charge of riot. “It is clear from the evidence in this case that Cleaver played a significant role …
… the gates of the Chequers estate. “The strength of this evidence, along with a significantly high alcohol blood … the gates of the Chequers estate. “The strength of this evidence, along with a significantly high alcohol blood …
… that we have properly considered the available evidence, understood the strengths and weaknesses of the case … in their communications with the CPS and provide a solid evidence base for the next phase of our work. The research … that we have properly considered the available evidence, understood the strengths and weaknesses of the case …
… under the Act was discontinued because there was no evidence they applied to potentially infectious people. … under the Act was discontinued because there was no evidence they applied to potentially infectious people. …
… applying the two stage test of whether there is sufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction and, … serious or sensitive it may be. Where there is sufficient evidence to justify a prosecution, prosecutors must always go … to decide whether such an inference can be drawn from the evidence in each case. It is also clear that, except where …
… a FPN by the specified date is automatically admissible in evidence of the facts stated (R. 7(9)). The level of the fine … for the purposes of complying with R. 3 can be used in evidence against the individual. Regulation 11 – Review and … of the period of 6 months beginning with the date on which evidence which the prosecutor thinks is sufficient to justify …
… excuse or justification The defendant may advance evidence of a reasonable excuse or justification. In L [2011] … or justification, although the nature of the prosecution evidence should in practice negate any such element. Cases … in the suspect by virtue of their office and whether the evidence is sufficient to demonstrate that the alleged …