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  1. Victims and Witnesses: CPS Commitments to Support

    … for deciding whether to offer an offender a conditional caution in certain cases. Prosecutors will follow the … ensure that the victim or the victim's family is notified without delay. The prosecutor should also advise the … stage in the criminal process, holding a pre-trial witness interview. The purpose of the interview is to enable the …

  2. Rape and Sexual Offences - Chapter 11: The Sexual History of Complainants, Section 41 YJCEA 1999

    … behaviour on the night in question, he was left without a defence. The fact that two others had described … a medical examination conducted a few days before her ABE interview. This was sexual activity that had occurred outside … made by a defendant in their police interview under caution. These interviews sometimes contain comments by …

  3. Drug Offences

    … has not confirmed the identification of the drugs in interview, admission of this fact by the defence should be … of the Act In relation to offences of possession (with or without intent to supply), production, supply, cultivation of … be charged. For example, a charge of possession or even a caution may be appropriate where two young persons have …

  4. Criminal justice after COVID-19 - Max Hill QC, Director of Public Prosecutions

    … how we can best prioritise cases and hearings. One word of caution – it is not as simple as ‘list as many cases as you … to appeal from a judge – which would sift out cases without merit? It would make the system more efficient, and a … either in a written statement, further video recorded interview, and (if called to give evidence) on oath at trial. …

  5. Directors’ Guidance to accompany the Attorney General’s Guidelines on Plea Discussions in cases of Serious or Complex Fraud

    … have clear instructions and must not engage in discussions without the prosecutor being present. Formal control of … be until after the suspect has been interviewed under caution. (Guidelines C2) Ensuring that the defendant is dealt … important than saving investigative costs. Admissions in interview will be the clearest possible indicator of real …

  6. Victims' Guide - What you need to know first

    … to be understood To have the details of the crime recorded without unjustified delay To be provided with information … to help the investigation. The police will also interview anyone who is suspected of committing the crime - … for another reason. Suspects will be interviewed ‘under caution’ this means that they don’t have to answer police …

  7. Indecent and Prohibited Images of Children

    … when the same image is seen again in future investigations without the need for further viewing by any individual, … have not been subject to full forensic analysis prior to interview, but the triage process has indicated the presence … about what might be found on those devices at the interview stage. It is good practice to warn them that the …

  8. Referrals, approvals and notifications

    … appeals against orders relating to a trial to be conducted without a jury where there is a danger of jury tampering, see … Discontinuance) any authority to issue a conditional caution in a domestic abuse case a decision to intervene … and Disclosure Manual any case in which permission to interview a defence witness after they have given evidence to …

  9. Perverting the Course of Justice and Wasting Police Time in Cases involving Allegedly False Allegations of Rape and / or Domestic Abuse

    … conclusions based on the presence or absence of injury without a sound medical basis. The vulnerabilities of the … the suspect when contradictory evidence is put to them in interview. However, an admission may not necessarily be … been made? Is there sufficient evidence to prove falsity? Caution required: is reliance placed on previous incidents? …

  10. Responding to intimidating behaviour in elections and public office: a CPS guide

    … case. The independent nature of our service means we act without fear or favour; our forensic focus is on the evidence … the public interest is served by the suspect accepting a caution or conditional caution. The police will, if they are … (section 179) : this is committed where a person (without reasonable excuse) sends a message that conveys …

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