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  1. Selection Criteria for Counter Terrorism - Level 3

    … or individual. For example, providing a case/defendant/witness name and confirmation that the matter involved a … from all backgrounds A willingness to work as part of a prosecution team undertaking the type of work listed in … and Government Departments and the advocate Able to lead a prosecution team and manage the strategic direction of the …

  2. Rapist who targeted sleeping passenger on London Underground service jailed for 14 years

    … him to the scene of the crime. On the day of the rape, a witness reported the attack. British Transport Police and … she has shown in coming forward and supporting our prosecution.” Siobhan Blake, Chief Crown Prosecutor and Rape … of sexual assault and outraging public decency. The Crown Prosecution Service launched its National Operating Model for …

  3. Selection Criteria for Serious Crime Group Panel - Level 3

    … or individual. For example, providing a case/defendant/witness name and confirmation that the matter involved a … from all backgrounds A willingness to work as part of a prosecution team undertaking the type of work listed at … HSE and other law enforcement agencies Able to lead a prosecution team and manage the strategic direction of the …

  4. Trials issues group

    … Association of Chief Police Officers, Bar Council, Crown Prosecution Service, Court Service, HM Customs and Excise, … for example, when the defendant is giving evidence; The prosecution and defence will arrange interpreters for their … details are expected; any request by the defendant or witness (for religious or cultural reasons) for an …

  5. Disclosure Manual: Chapter 5 - Reasonable Lines of Enquiry and Third Parties

    … hospital authorities. The Joint Protocol between the Crown Prosecution Service and the Police on dealing with third … in respect of the investigation, the institution and prosecution of offences in which there is third party … This is not dependent on formal evidence in the sense of witness statements or documentary material, but there must be …

  6. Crown Prosecution Service Accessible Communication: Public Statement

    … Crown Prosecution Service Accessible Communication: Public Statement Publication About the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) The CPS is the principal criminal … to the court process or environment. Where a prosecutionwitness is to give evidence through an interpreter, because …

  7. First quarterly CPS prosecution data published

    … First quarterly CPS prosecution data published 30 January 2020 | News UPDATED prosecution data has been released by the Crown Prosecution Service today (30 January). A quarterly bulletin …

  8. Farquharson Guidelines: Role of Prosecuting Advocates

    … Foreword Introduction Role and Responsibilities of the Prosecution Advocate Pre-Trial Preparation Action on receipt … Case Summaries Case Management Plan Keeping the Prosecution Advocate Informed Victims and Witnesses Appeals … to the case. The nature of the case, its complexity, witness availability and the view of the court will often be …

  9. Your Meeting with The Crown Prosecution Service

    … Your Meeting with The Crown Prosecution Service Legal Guidance What is this leaflet … This leaflet tells you about your meeting with The Crown Prosecution Service. This meeting is to talk about the help … supporter will not always be able to sit with you in the witness box at the trial. A written record of this meeting …

  10. Thirty years of the CPS - Law Society Gazette article by Alison Saunders, DPP

    … average house price was £36,000 when I joined the Crown Prosecution Service. The year? 1986 - and in October the Crown Prosecution Service became fully operational across England … the impact it has made. The notion of a new, independent prosecution authority followed the Prosecution of Offences …

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