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  1. Robert Stewart MP guilty of racist abuse

    … presented by the CPS, including footage filmed by a witness and the victim's testimony. “Hatred of any kind has … uplift”. CPS News Centre Find out what's new at the Crown Prosecution Service's digital News Centre. Browse & search … … presented by the CPS, including footage filmed by a witness and the victim's testimony. “Hatred of any kind has …

  2. Relations with other prosecuting agencies and the Prosecutors’ Convention

    … The CPS has a statutory duty under section 3(2)(a) of the Prosecution of Offences Act 1985 (the Act) to take over the … This is an agreement between the CPS and a series of prosecution agencies to abide by broad principles where two … signatories have a common interest in an investigation or prosecution. The Convention, which can be found at Annex A of …

  3. Stevenage man jailed for life for prom night murder

    … day in hospital. Lawyer Lorraine Telford for the Crown Prosecution Service said: “Sharp-Meade’s irrational jealousy … led to the loss of a promising young man’s life. “The witness accounts given during the trial provided a clear … and the jury found him guilty of murder after the prosecution proved he was fully aware and in control of what …

  4. Costs - Annex 1

    … defendants or unsuccessful appellants under s18 of the Prosecution of Offences 1985, unless the circumstances of a … is at the discretion of the judiciary. The application for prosecution costs must relate solely to costs directly … legal issues or extended preparation.  Where calculable, witness costs/expert fees, advocate fees and other specific …

  5. Man sentenced for racially abusing an 11-year-old boy

    … abusing an eleven-year-old boy in Crewe. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said that, on 8 August 2019, … to the mother of the victim, a victim surcharge of £95 and prosecution costs of £250. Lawyer Joshua Sanderson-Kirk, of … which are innate. The support received for this prosecution from witnesses over a protracted period of time …

  6. Disclosure of information between family and criminal agencies and jurisdictions: 2024 protocol

    … the National Police Chiefs’ Council and Crown Prosecution Service have, through joint working and … of the police and CPS reduce the need for hearings, witness summonses, urgent applications and Public Interest … reasonably could be considered capable of undermining the prosecution case or assisting the defence case 3 . A …

  7. CPS Board meeting minutes - September 2023

    … e.    High-profile future prosecutions f.    Deferred Prosecution agreements g.    Proceeds of Crime: Progress is being made in terms of civil recovery without prosecution. CPS retain a percentage of the recovery. Despite … financial impact of additional resourcing and increasing prosecution costs. 4.2    The Board commended the …

  8. Referrals, approvals and notifications

    … Directorate (SEOCID) SEOCID provides a specialist prosecution and advisory service for serious and/or complex … cases requiring the co-ordination of investigation and prosecution strategies across international borders, … on Public Access to Hearings cases where an employee is a witness or victim and which may need to be handled by another …

  9. About CPS

    … About CPS The Crown Prosecution Service The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutes criminal cases that have … engagement builds greater trust with the public victim and witness satisfaction, and better informed prosecution policy …

  10. CPS data summary Quarter 1 2024-2025

    … stopped because the victim no longer supported the prosecution. This is a reduction of 4.4% on the Q4 23/24 … were stopped because the victim no longer supported the prosecution, remaining mostly static since Q4 23/24. … and proportions. The victim data is derived from the CPS Witness Management System (WMS) and its associated Management …

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