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  1. DPP's Investigatory Powers

    … DPP's Investigatory Powers Legal Guidance Under Sections 60-70 Of The Serious Organised Crime And Police Act 2005 Introduction Part 2, Chapter 1 of the Serious … S.62(4).]. 1.6 The notice does not confer any right of entry. To enter premises without invitation express or …

  2. Trespass and Nuisance on Land

    … “offensive conduct” and “vehicle”. s.60D provides the police with a power to seize and remove property that appears … CJPOA Subject Consideration Offence Failing to comply with police direction to leave land . Mens rea Knowing that a … Act 1977 Subject Consideration Offence Violence to secure entry . Mens rea Knowing there is someone on premises opposed …

  3. Hunting Act 2004, The

    … Charging issues Public Interest Issues Offences Powers of Search and Seizure Hunting Act 2004 Powers of … Hunting Act 2004 Evidential Issues Investigation, the Police Act 1997 and the Regulation of Investigatory Powers … section 9 of the Act. Section 8 (5) provides the power of entry to land, premises other than a dwelling, and a vehicle …

  4. Immigration

    … covers a wide range of offending including illegal entry into the United Kingdom (UK), facilitation of illegal … 2023, which came into force on 20 July 2023, confers new powers for Immigration Enforcement to search and seize … also consider information from other sources including the police, other investigators, the suspect or those acting on …

  5. Memorandum of Understanding between The Crown Prosecution Service, Immigration Enforcement and National Policing on Immigration Crime

    … Appeal and escalation process Escalations by CPS or IE / Police Responsibilities Enforcement policies and CPS guidance … as such an officer. Immigration officers do not have powers to charge detained persons. IE relies on the police … involved in the facilitation or arrangement of illegal entry. Where the case involves Modern Slavery and Human …

  6. Hare Coursing

    … Act 1828     The Hunting Act 2004     Dispersal cases The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 (“the PCSCA … of vehicles     Section 152-155 Sentencing Act 2020 – powers to deprive offender of property used etc. for purposes … supplementary powers relating to seizure  and powers of entry.  Failure to comply with any person acting under these …

  7. Cautioning and Diversion

    … Guidance Introduction Headlines Overview Decision Making Powers The Offence Indictable-only offences Specified … a range of formal out-of-court disposals available to the police and prosecutors for dealing with adult offenders. This … in subsequent court proceedings. It represents one form of entry into the criminal justice system. Prosecutors should be …

  8. Wildlife Offences

    … Managers and HQ Press Office Investigation, the Police Act 1997 and the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA) Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 … to be lawful. If the conduct of the surveillance involves entry on or interference with another’s property, an …

  9. Costs

    … made Magistrates' Courts Act proceedings Limits on Courts' Powers Statutory limits on the courts power to order costs … Wasted costs orders against members of the CPS Omission by Police Awards against the CPS as a result of a culpable act … try to discuss it first with a senior Prosecutor. A full entry should be made on the file by the prosecutor or …

  10. Disclosure of Material to Third Parties

    … of the CPS in dealing with requests, and liaison with the police Post-Conviction Disclosure Guidance General Principles … Made by a Defendant Exhibits Material Seized by the Police Communication Between CPS and Police Public Interest … Authority Regulated Professions Bodies with Statutory Powers of Investigation Official Solicitor Prison Medical …

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