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  1. Inclusion and Community Engagement Strategy 2025

    … of how we work at the CPS, both as an employer and as a prosecution service. As Director of Public Prosecutions and … ensure we put equality at the forefront of our work as a prosecution service, we’ve implemented bespoke training for … with relevant stakeholders on policy issues Victim, witness and defendant group engagement improves confidence in …

  2. Coronavirus-related updates

    … Information for prosecuting advocates COVID-19: Crown Prosecution Service planning and preparation COVID-19: … agreed protocols with other agencies can be found in the: Prosecution Guidance section of this website, under 'C'; or …

  3. Three men jailed for abusing residents at a Sutton Care Home

    … centred on the offenders’ behaviour and conduct, with key witness evidence proving that they were clearly acting … 2015   CPS News Centre Find out what's new at the Crown Prosecution Service's digital News Centre. Browse & search … … centred on the offenders’ behaviour and conduct, with key witness evidence proving that they were clearly acting …

  4. Advocate Panels: 2020 Panel - General Crime and the Rape and Serious Sexual Offences List (RASSO List)

    … would be denied the opportunity to gain experience as prosecution advocates in order to progress to higher levels. … How they assess the applicant’s suitability to conduct prosecution work How they assess the applicant’s ability in … jury trials in the Crown Court including opening, closing, witness handling and legal argument Sound understanding of …

  5. Very High Cost Cases - Terms of Appointment - applying to new instructions sent to Counsel on or after 2 May 2023

    …  This document defines the services which the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) expects of internal and external … (CBU) is responsible for policy and guidance in respect of prosecution costs, including advocates’ fees. 2.0.5    When a … and other CPS representatives shall nominate suitable prosecution advocate(s) in accordance with current guidance …

  6. Handcuffing of Defendants

    … by handcuffs or otherwise either in the dock or in the witness box. Even if there is some relevant risk, alternative … follow when they make decisions on cases. Continue reading Prosecution guidance This guidance assists our prosecutors … by handcuffs or otherwise either in the dock or in the witness box. Even if there is some relevant risk, alternative …

  7. Man who shouldn't have been driving jailed for killing two women

    … way below the legal standard to drive. He told the first witness on the scene that the women had ‘stepped off the kerb … Foulds.” CPS News Centre Find out what's new at the Crown Prosecution Service's digital News Centre. Browse & search … way below the legal standard to drive. He told the first witness on the scene that the women had ‘stepped off the kerb …

  8. Victims' Right to Review Scheme

    … prosecutions. Prosecutors must only start or continue a prosecution when a case has passed both stages of the Full … Code makes clear it is not the function of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to decide whether a person is … where the suspect has been told that there will not be a prosecution or where a prosecution has been stopped. It is …

  9. CPS Evaluation Strategy 2025

    … by Baljit Ubhey, Director of Strategy and Policy The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) context Evaluation in the CPS to … and Policy I am proud to be able to present the Crown Prosecution Service’s first Evaluation Strategy. This is … so that it becomes simply the way we do things. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) context The Crown Prosecution …

  10. Victims' Guide - How we make a decision on what to do in your case

    … agree with the police’s decision before we go ahead with a prosecution. If we decide there isn’t enough evidence to … a range of evidence. This could include things like: Your witness statement(s) or video recording of your interview(s) … and maturity of the suspect at the time of the offence.  A prosecution will go ahead unless a prosecutor decides that …

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