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  1. Rape and Sexual Offences - Chapter 2: Applying the Code for Crown Prosecutors to Rape and Serious Sexual Offences

    … inadmissible, such as in cases in which there is a clear statutory prohibition, such as the prohibition limiting the … chronological account for evidential purposes. By the time they give their ABE interview, he or she may have … inadmissible, such as in cases in which there is a clear statutory prohibition, such as the prohibition limiting the …

  2. Media: Prosecuting Cases Where Public Servants Have Disclosed Confidential Information to Journalists

    … The offence is punishable only by way of a fine (the statutory maximum after summary conviction, an unlimited fine … disorder or crime. Journalistic material is also afforded statutory protection from seizure even where a lawfully … the media can be protected without taking each step at a time where the organisation about whom the disclosure has …

  3. Expert Evidence

    … case. Is the expert's opinion being sought at the right time? This can be a difficult balancing exercise. The report … in the criminal justice system. The Regulator issued non-statutory versions of the FSR Code prior to October 2023 that … on matters of human nature and behaviour within the limits of normality any more helpful than that of the jurors …

  4. Older People: Prosecuting Crimes against

    … Councils Overarching Principles: Seriousness Annex A: Statutory Bodies/Agencies Annex B: Relevant Legislation … ; the offence was repeated or continued over a period of time, or there are grounds for believing that the offence is … and Social Care Wales. More Information on relevant statutory bodies and agencies can be found at Annex A . Care …

  5. Public statement on prosecuting homophobic, biphobic and transphobic hate crime

    … will be homophobic, biphobic or transphobic if: At the time of committing the offence, or immediately before or … definition refer to hostility, not hatred. There is no statutory definition of hostility and the everyday or … defence contained in Section 29J, but no corresponding statutory defence for the racial offence. Any prosecution for …

  6. Proceeds of Crime

    … pending appeal Terms of the Confiscation Order Time to pay the Confiscation Order Default Sentence … the Court’s discretion, judicially exercised where the statutory conditions are present, taking full account of the preferred statutory sequence … Nevertheless, when the circumstances in …

  7. Investigating and Prosecuting Disability Hate Crime: Best Practice

    … on the victim’s disability (or presumed disability) at the time of committing the offence, or immediately before or … offences 5 . This includes disability hate crimes. The statutorytime limit to bring a prosecution for most summary … offences 5 . This includes disability hate crimes. The statutorytime limit to bring a prosecution for most summary …

  8. Obscene Publications - for consultation

    … may tend to normalise or glorify such activity, the statutory test of obscenity accordingly will likely be met. … or conduct contrary to the criminal law is (subject to the statutory defences) likely to be obscene? 15.  Conversely, … them is the appropriate disposal. Jurisdiction 23.  Time limit. An obscene publications prosecution may not be …

  9. Guidance on file submissions for Full Code Test charging decisions in rape and serious sexual offences (RASSO) cases

    … or handling of the case 4 In respect of each, the date and time of their arrest In respect of each, their status: … / Homophobic / Transphobic etc.) The proposed charge(s) StatutoryTimeLimits for any of the proposed charges Consents relevant to …

  10. Criminal Behaviour Orders

    … with an absolute discharge nor be imposed at the same time as the court defers sentence. The test for making a CBO: … address should be marked. The views of the YOT (which is a statutory requirement before a CBO can be made for a child). … behaviour and can be used for any offence providing the statutory criteria are satisfied. Offence seriousness is …

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