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  1. Obscene Publications

    … or glorify such activity, or encourage its emulation, the statutory test of obscenity accordingly will likely be met. … pulping them is the appropriate disposal. Jurisdiction Time limit. An obscene publications prosecution may not be … or glorify such activity, or encourage its emulation, the statutory test of obscenity accordingly will likely be met. …

  2. Cybercrime - prosecution guidance

    … of suspects allegedly involved in an online fraud, a statutory conspiracy under section 1 of the Criminal Law Act … in section 127 CA 2003 (subject to the extended summary time limit in section 127(5) CA 2003), and section 1 MCA 1988 … skilled with computer systems and software, who pushes the limits of software or hardware. Some hackers originate good …

  3. Indecent and Prohibited Images of Children

    … advice or guidance about abusing children sexually. Three statutory defences cover: possession for a legitimate reason; … sent unrequested, and not keeping it for an unreasonable time. Sections 44 and 45 Serious Crime Act 2007– encouraging … advice or guidance about abusing children sexually. Three statutory defences cover: possession for a legitimate reason; …

  4. Coroners

    … cause of delay appears to lie with the CPS. There is no statutory requirement for the CPS to act, but prosecutors … aim of assisting their inquest preparation. There is no statutory authority or set procedure for the hearings; they … told of the restricted nature of the communication at the time it is sent. Local Safeguarding Children Boards/Panels, …

  5. Consultation on Revisions to the CPS-SPA Protocol regarding the exercise of criminal jurisdiction in England and Wales

    … updated in November 2016 and has since been placed on a statutory footing by section 7 of the Armed Forces Act 2021 , … 3A of the Armed Forces Act 2006 (AFA 2006) . Under the new statutory provisions, the Director of Public Prosecutions … of individuals with a service offence, despite a time limit having been exceeded, if the consent of the …

  6. Economic Crime Strategy 2025 - final progress report, May 2025

    … regime.  The new Failure to Prevent Fraud offence and the statutory reform of the Identification Doctrine may lead to a … duplication and ensuring information is right the first time, in line with the Leveson principle. Officers will be … believing it to be human) falls outside the existing statutory definition. CPS will continue to engage with the …

  7. Secondary Liability: charging decisions on principals and accessories

    … considering seeking exceptional leave to appeal out of time on the basis of the decision in R v Jogee . When … of the agreement, the offence of conspiracy is complete. Statutory conspiracies are charged under section 1(1) of the … of the agreement, the offence of conspiracy is complete. Statutory conspiracies are charged under section 1(1) of the …

  8. Advocate Panels

    … an initial 12-month period (from 8 August 2024), at which time it will be reviewed.   For further details regarding … March 2022) Background The CPS Advocate Panel is a time limited list of quality assured advocates to undertake … where a group(s) is underrepresented. Whilst we have a statutory obligation to do this, we believe there is a strong …

  9. Assistance provided by Offenders

    … available from the Director of Legal Services team from time-to-time in individual cases. Available routes A text The … to the police. While the formality and structure of the statutory regime is preferable, it is not always a viable … to the police. While the formality and structure of the statutory regime is preferable, it is not always a viable …

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

    … Counsel 20. Travel and Hotel Expenses 21. Travel & Waiting Time 22. Managing VHCC under the Reduced Scheme 23. Returns … defendant is charged, whether at common law or under the statutory enactment, is primarily, or subsequently, founded … defendant is charged, whether at common law or under the statutory enactment, is primarily, or subsequently, founded …

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