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… by the police for prosecution, preparing cases for court and the presenting of those cases at court. The Institute of Legal Executives ILEX is the … by the police for prosecution, preparing cases for court and the presenting of those cases at court. The …
… of an offence, or who has been found guilty in a court of law. General Principles 2.1 The independence of … 2.2 The decision to prosecute or to recommend an out-of-court disposal is a serious step that affects suspects, … properly applied, that relevant evidence is put before the court and that obligations of disclosure are complied with. …
… man killed in a road accident, who needlessly turned up at court. This must have taken huge emotional effort on their … the trial date ongoing disclosure had not been served. The Court directed that it be served by a new date and again the … adjournment and received no response. The defence went to court to resolve outstanding disclosure. The Court told the …
… period of 81.8%. Our prosecutors have powers to ask the court to increase the sentence – where we can prove that a … legal test is met, we will not hesitate to take people to court so that justice is served. Max Hill QC, Director of … the victim’s personal statement was presented to the court and our prosecutors explained how this plays an …
… whilst over the limit. He later blew 68ug in breath. The Court held that opening a car door was merely preparatory to … stage. Prosecutors are referred to page 17(g) of the Chief Magistrate's ruling in R v Cipriani [2015] EWCA Crim 1941. … stage. Prosecutors are referred to page 17(g) of the Chief Magistrate's ruling in R v Cipriani [2015] EWCA Crim 1941. …
… on the Guidance for Speaking to Victims and Witnesses at Court Sir Brian Leveson's Review of Efficiency in Criminal … as Transforming Summary Justice (TSJ) in the magistrates' court. TSJ was a key priority for the Service and would serve as the foundation for our Crown Court operations. The output of metrics was key. This was …
… advocates prosecuting in magistrates’ courts and the Youth Court. Before I get into the detail, I should like to … of the interim offer; second, the review of 3,000 Crown Court case files to provide the evidence base of what makes … advocates prosecuting in magistrates’ courts and the Youth Court. Before I get into the detail, I should like to …
… the charges against the defendant for trial in the Crown Court. For guidance on charging practice and the drafting of … name may be used. When a company is sent for trial the magistrate's court is required to do so by an order in … name may be used. When a company is sent for trial the magistrate's court is required to do so by an order in …
… Family Proceedings Non-Recent and Institutional cases The Court Process The Trial Publicity Sentencing Council … to local authorities and person appointed by the court to act in the best interests of a child seeking to … and file reviews, and direct, such as prosecuting cases in court. Prosecutors' decisions and actions may have a direct …
… Official statistics relating to sentencing, criminal court proceedings, offenders brought to justice, the courts … to charge, take no further action, recommend an out of court decision, administratively finalise or ‘other’. The … charge, take no further action or recommend an out of court decision. Charged: Charging decisions are where CPS is …