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  1. Homicide: Murder, manslaughter, infanticide and causing or allowing the death or serious injury of a child or vulnerable adult

    … of conviction includes an objective assessment of the evidence including the likelihood of this defence being … of probabilities, they are likely to need to obtain expert evidence in support. The prosecution will then review the case. In some cases it may not be necessary to obtain evidence from a further expert, because the defence expert …

  2. Victims and Witnesses: CPS Commitments to Support

    … prosecutors must be satisfied that there is sufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of a conviction … that the defendant would interfere with witnesses and any evidence of violence or threats towards, or undue influence … the support they need to enable them to give their best evidence. The Witness Care Unit will also keep victims and …

  3. CPS Statement - Salisbury

    … attack happened. They have recently submitted a file of evidence to the Crown Prosecution Service so we could make a … from CPS Counter Terrorism Division have considered the evidence and have concluded there is sufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction and it …

  4. Appeal Committee Ruling 3 of 2022 – R v [REDACTED]

    … Counsel accept that the jury were not sworn, and that evidence was neither called nor read to the jury. CPS … trial is defined as the jury having been sworn and evidence called or read. The calling of evidence is defined as a witness being called, a statement …

  5. CPS North East - Domestic Abuse Prosecutions - July 2023

    … using the 999 call and officers' body worn footage as evidence. The case was committed to Crown Court for … not attend, however, the prosecutor proceeded without her evidence and the defendant was convicted of assault and … victim refused to make a statement or attend court to give evidence. Nevertheless, the case proceeded with the …

  6. 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 …

  7. 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 …

  8. 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 …

  9. 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 …

  10. 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 …

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