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  1. Sentencing Dangerous Offenders

    … and whether there is a reliable estimate of the length of time they will remain a danger; and The available alternative … The following authorities may assist in illuminating the statutory test of dangerousness: Lang and others [2005] EWCA … The following authorities may assist in illuminating the statutory test of dangerousness: Lang and others [2005] EWCA …

  2. Strangulation and suffocation

    … or recklessly. Defences Section 75A(2) SCA 2015 provides a statutory defence for A to show that B consented to the … steps taken to prevent the victim obtaining assistance Statutory aggravating factors will apply: previous … and its relevance to the current offence; and (b) the time that has elapsed since the conviction offence committed …

  3. Theft Act Offences

    … was irrelevant. The property must belong to another at the time of appropriation. In most cases this will not be an … circumstances proved whether the defendant harboured the statutory intention.” When a vehicle is taken in the normal … the proceedings and so it would need to be within the timelimits specified under section 12(4A) TA 1968. Aggravated …

  4. Reconsidering a Prosecution Decision

    … DPP to discontinue proceedings in the Crown Court at any time before the indictment is preferred (see the section on … Justice Act 1988. The offence is summary only and the statutorytime limit, usually 6 months, has expired. The case … Victims Right to Review - CPS Policy and Guidance .​ The statutory right of the prosecution to institute / discontinue …

  5. Extradition - To the UK

    … of Property under the TCA Property can be seized at the time the TaCA warrant is executed if specified in the TaCA … In the context of extradition of persons to the UK, formal statutory disclosure duties will arise only where the … for trial at the Crown Court and before conviction. The statutory duty of disclosure will not arise where the accused …

  6. Errant conduct and poor performance by external advocates

    … directly resulting in adverse outcomes, such as custody time limit failures. actions by an advocate which have led to … with the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and corresponding statutory obligations. Requests may be made by email to … with the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and corresponding statutory obligations. Requests may be made by email to …

  7. Money Laundering Offences

    … to Overseas Conduct Defence) Order 2006 . As a matter of statutory construction, the case of Hogan v DPP [2007] EWHC … on how section 330 should be applied. The issue is one of statutory construction. This can be seen in the case of Ahmad … required where the property had not been identified at the time of the agreement; and Where the property had been so …

  8. Mental Health: Suspects and Defendants

    … they may fluctuate, including being different at the time of an alleged offence to the subsequent stages of any … upon review by the responsible clinician and that, if the statutory criteria for detention are no longer met, the … Act 1985 and the Prosecution of Offences (Custody TimeLimits) Regulations 1987 provide an exhaustive list of …

  9. Serious Crime Prevention Orders

    … but were offences under preceding legislation at the time of the conduct concerned. (Schedule 1 paragraphs 14 and … or requirements must be directed and appropriate to the statutory purpose. In addition, in order for them to be ECHR … that purpose unless retained.  CPS delegation Section 8 limits the authorities entitled to make application for a …

  10. Victims and Witnesses: CPS Commitments to Support

    … circumstances. These have been well intentioned but, over time, this has led to a lack of clarity on our overall … Practice for Victims of Crime (Victims' Code) sets out the statutory obligations of the CPS and other criminal justice … and economically in their communities. 52. There is no statutory definition of a crime against an older person, and …

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