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  1. Road Traffic - Drink and Drug Driving

    … 1988 the specimen must be blood, and this is reflected in police procedure. If the suspect refuses, without reasonable … 6D RTA 1988  and  6E RTA 1988  make provision about powers of arrest and powers of entry respectively in connection with the administration of …

  2. Theft Act Offences

    … without the owner’s consent. (Lawrence v Metropolitan Police Commissioner (1971) Cr App R 471: The defendant, a … are stolen from their owners or keepers. As to adequate powers of sentence, penalties for both offences under the … (applying the principle in R v Courtie [1984] AC 463). 'Entry' A partial entry is sufficient and so where a defendant …

  3. Mental Health: Victims and Witnesses

    … Obtaining relevant information The CPS should, through the police, seek relevant information about any mental health … to use it. Disclosure Notwithstanding the points above, police and prosecutors should further consider whether to … to the extent that an accurate and sufficiently full entry on the schedule of unused material requires it, or …

  4. Hearsay

    … the decision in R v Kearley (1992) 2 AC 228 in which police answered telephone calls and personal calls to the … 3 of the Bankers' Books Evidence Act 1879 (copy of any entry in a banker's book evidence of the matters recorded … to and does not revoke any other statutory or common law powers to exclude evidence. Expert evidence (S.127 CJA) …

  5. Money Laundering Offences

    … such as suspicious activity reports (SAR’s) to the police and to nominated officers within companies made within … benefit from criminal conduct. It is not uncommon for the police or other enforcement authorities to take possession of … is suspected of being a money mule. The City of London Police consider such notices suitable for all offences under …

  6. Consultation on Revisions to the CPS-SPA Protocol regarding the exercise of criminal jurisdiction in England and Wales

    … the Secretary of State, the Attorney General, the National Police Chiefs’ Council, and any other person the Directors … suggest that the Directors were to be given such extensive powers to enable them to remove jurisdiction from the SJS in … cases will be dealt with in the appropriate jurisdiction. Police protocols A number of respondents made suggestions …

  7. Director’s Guidance on Charging, sixth edition, December 2020, incorporating the National File Standard

    … Prosecutions under the provisions of section 37A of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 Also available in PDF … and extent of the offending; give the court adequate powers to sentence and impose appropriate post-conviction … falling short of prosecution may still represent a form of entry into the Criminal Justice System which would be …

  8. Secondary Liability: charging decisions on principals and accessories

    … National Autistic Society publication Autism: a guide for police officers and staff. Conditional intent cases A … supported by the evidence. Give the court adequate powers to sentence and impose appropriate post-conviction … or encouraged D1.) Example D2 emails / tweets / posts an entry on Facebook encouraging others to commit an offence or …

  9. Cybercrime - prosecution guidance

    … Misuse Act 1990 . Under section 3(1) of the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (‘IPA 2016’), which came into force on 27 … used for obtaining material that cannot be obtained on a police cooperation basis, particularly enquiries that require … act of deceiving an emergency service into sending a police or emergency service response team to another person's …

  10. Rape and Sexual Offences - Chapter 6: Consent

    … at the time in question. It will be important for the police to ask the suspect in interview what steps (s)he took … Offences Act 2003 penetration is a continuing act from entry to withdrawal. Where the defendant lacks the mens rea … of the specific evidence and circumstances revealed by the police investigation. However, the following information may …

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