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  1. Stalking or Harassment

    … entirety amounts to stalking or harassment, whether the police have investigated those or other individual offences … emailing the document to their own email address as each entry is included. Victims should also be encouraged to: note … and CCB alongside one another. In order to ensure adequate powers of sentence where there is a higher maximum sentence …

  2. Selection Criteria for Counter Terrorism - Level 3

    … Criteria for Counter Terrorism - Level 3 Introduction Entry to the CPS Counter Terrorism Advocate Panel at Level 3 … in the operation of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA 2000), and multi-handed prosecutions of … of the professional relationship between the CPS, the police, other agencies and Government Departments and the …

  3. Public Justice Offences

    … Section 51(2): Harming People who have Assisted the Police/Given Evidence/Been a Juror Application to Set Aside a … procedure is undertaken;  a person refusing to permit entry to premises or who hinders access/search where the … harm. Addressing the question of the court’s sentencing powers, prosecutors should bear in mind the maximum sentences …

  4. Controlling or Coercive Behaviour in an Intimate or Family Relationship

    … considered throughout the life of a case, by the police in dialogue with the prosecutor. Where available this … doors pulled from cupboards or signs of forced entry into rooms 999 tapes or transcripts CCTV and home video … order, prosecutors should remind the court of its powers to minimise abuse of process. It should be noted that …

  5. Consents to Prosecute

    … 2003 , which allows a Crown Court judge to exercise the powers of a magistrates’ courts district judge (see the … and then identifies the relevant offence and notifies the police of that decision, then if the prosecutor instituted … Services. Production orders and associated orders to grant entry (sections 345 and 347): the Head of the Proceeds of …

  6. Rape and Sexual Offences - Annex A: Tackling Rape Myths and Stereotypes

    … Many victims of rape do not report the attack to the police. The trauma of rape can cause feelings of shame and … wasn't rape’ - False ‘If the victim didn’t complain to the police immediately it can't have been rape.’ - False ‘If you … Offences Act 2003 penetration is a continuing act from entry to withdrawal. Therefore, withdrawal of consent at any …

  7. National Disclosure Improvement Plan (NDIP) Report on Phase Two - March 2021

    … with the introduction of the rebuttable presumptions. Police ICT has now rolled out redaction software using the … and relevant Commissioners, including the Investigatory Powers Commissioner, on informing complainants and witnesses … recording system) is subject to possible errors with data entry and processing. The figures are provisional and subject …

  8. Offences during Protests, Demonstrations or Campaigns

    … as well as the Code for Crown Prosecutors. Although the police may charge some offences committed during protests, … and extent of the offending give the court adequate powers to sentence and impose appropriate post-conviction … v United Kingdom , at [47] and [52]). There is no right of entry to private property or to any publicly owned property. …

  9. New investment supports the CPS work to crackdown on illegal immigration

    … facilitating illegal immigration. “We will use the legal powers available at home to deprive criminal groups of their … higher case referrals from law enforcement for illegal entry and facilitation offences as well as any new offences … that we only prosecute cases that are referred to us by police and law enforcement agencies CPS News Centre Find out …

  10. Public Order Offences incorporating the Charging Standard

    … order break down; Due to the intensity of the attacks on police and other civilian authorities, normal access by … of the offence and gives the court sufficient sentence powers. This will not always mean that the most serious … access to flats within a block and accessed via an entry phone: ( Rukwira v DPP 1993 Crim L R 882) A police cell …

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