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… officers and prosecutors during the investigation and prosecution of criminal cases including e.g. the escalation … the case to be proved (examples include first disclosure witness(es), witnesses as to the complainant’s intoxication … following a review of medical records belonging to a key prosecutionwitness which is indicative of dishonesty it is …
… This note explains the procedures to be followed by the prosecution in seeking to obtain relevant material held by … of the case is concerned. The legal requirements of the prosecution Every accused person has a right to a fair trial, … the prosecution or defence may apply to the court for a witness summons, which if granted would require you to attend …
… National CPS and Police Protocol for the Investigation and Prosecution of Rape (“the Rape Protocol”) Victims and … with the Joint National Protocol for the Investigation and Prosecution of Rape (‘the Rape Protocol’) , the Director’s … throughout the life of the case, together with quality witness care, and careful consideration of special measures …
… Memorandum of Understanding between The Crown Prosecution Service, Immigration Enforcement and National … Document Material required for a charging decision and prosecution CPS charging decision / Referral Criteria … made to the Home Office to obtain permission for a foreign witness to enter or remain in the UK to give evidence in …
… Principles to types of Material Commonly Held by the CPS Witness Statements Statements Made by a Defendant Exhibits … Interviews with CPS Staff Road Traffic Collisions Police/Prosecution Disclosure in Road Traffic Collisions (RTCs) RTCs where an Inquest/Criminal Prosecution is envisaged or pending Time frames RTCs where no …
… an interpreter or other person assisting the witness one nominated representative of the media is entitled … is able to give their best evidence to the court the prosecution can present the strongest possible case at court. … combination orders. Providing information to assist the prosecution application Prosecutors apply to court for …
… evidence - ‘special measures’ If you are a victim or a witness in a case and it goes to trial you will usually be … your own words and answering questions about it from our prosecution barrister and from the defence barrister. This … You will still be asked additional questions by the prosecution barrister to clarify any issues and be …
… trial and did not attend court on the trial date. The prosecution, despite not wishing to witness summons this high-risk victim, determined that an … same day, but the matter proceeded as an “evidence-led” prosecution. The independent witness gave evidence, and the …
… (The Code) requires prosecutors to consider whether a prosecution is required, or should be continued, in the … cases where the public interest clearly does not require a prosecution [3.4 & 4.4]. Reviewing a case for charge under … have already been listed for trial and adjourned due to witness issues, further considerations will apply. …
… support; Educate and give information; Understand the witness's views, wishes, concerns, and any particular … affect them during the criminal process (including the witness's views on Special Measures), and convey these to the … follow when they make decisions on cases. Continue reading Prosecution guidance This guidance assists our prosecutors …