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  1. Former prison officer guilty of perjury during inquest

    … day. An inquest followed in March 2017 where Cook gave evidence. Having heard the evidence given by the prison officer, which conflicted with … if the officer had perjured himself when giving evidence. The prosecution case was that Cook had created …

  2. Service Level Agreement between the Crown Prosecution Service London and the Metropolitan Police Service for domestic violence cases

    … It is the responsibility of: the MPS to obtain the best evidence; the CPS to review this evidence in accordance with the Code for Crown Prosecutors … They need to gather and preserve the widest range of evidence and not focus solely on the willingness of the …

  3. Public Justice Offences

    … 51(2): Harming People who have Assisted the Police/Given Evidence/Been a Juror Application to Set Aside a 'Tainted' … the most serious. It sets out that, if there is sufficient evidence, it is likely that a prosecution will be required in … by intimidation, harm or otherwise, a witness not to give evidence, to alter their evidence or to give false evidence …

  4. Appeal Committee Ruling 1 of 2020 - Operation A

    … trial, but adjourned due to the Covid-19 pandemic before evidence was formally called. The case was listed for trial … due to the Covid-19 pandemic the case was adjourned before evidence was formally called before the jury. Counsel are … trial is defined as the jury having been sworn and evidence called or read. The calling of evidence is defined …

  5. War Crimes/Crimes Against Humanity Referral Guidelines

    … placed to evaluate the process of obtaining the necessary evidence from abroad, the prospects of being able to protect witnesses and to secure their evidence at trial. The Counter Terrorism Division (CTD) of … prospect of a suspect arriving in this jurisdiction. Where evidence has been collated by a private prosecutor in …

  6. Criminal Behaviour Orders

    … 334) File review Evidential Considerations Civil Rules of Evidence Hearsay Evidence Unused Material Making the application Court … harassment, alarm or distress to be proved for the CBO. Evidence to show this type of behaviour other than criminal …

  7. Secondary Liability: charging decisions on principals and accessories

    … B. The correct approach is to treat such foresight as evidence of intent to assist D1 in crime B. Although foresight may sometimes be powerful evidence of intent, it is not conclusive of it [66 & 87]. … are jointly indicted for the commission of a crime and the evidence does not point to one rather than the other, and …

  8. Retrial of Serious Offences

    … under section 76  Section 78 What counts as "new" evidence? What is "compelling" evidence? The public interest Section 79 Other matters to be … of the acquitted person Examination of witnesses or evidence by the court Bail/custody once the notice of …

  9. Graduated Fee Scheme F Manual of Guidance

    … for Offences of Dishonesty and Arson Pages of Prosecution Evidence Public Interest Immunity (PII) material Electronic … Effective Trial Section 28 Hearings (Youth and Criminal Evidence Act 1999) Retrials Two part trials – Section 17 of … Dire and Ground rules Hearings (Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence act 1999) Third Party Hearings (PAW/PAH) Full and …

  10. Mental Health: Suspects and Defendants

    … people. An application must be supported by the written evidence of two doctors. An admission under section 2 lasts … available about the suspect's mental health and that the evidence of the mental element required for the offence and … any likely defence is clear. For instance, there may be evidence of a deliberate and intentional act by the suspect …

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