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  1. Domestic Abuse

    … with each other; they each have, or there has been a time when they each have had, a parental relationship in … other dependents are present, or to simply have an ‘easier time’; such behaviour may as a result be ‘normalised’, with … statement or was interviewed about the incident. This timelimit may prevent some previous cases being joined with those …

  2. 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 … of words used by the offender towards the victim at the time of the offence. 7.    Alternatively, the offence could … . This includes disability hate crimes. The statutory timelimit to bring a prosecution for most summary offences is six …

  3. Protocol for Liaison and Information Exchange when criminal proceedings coincide with Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews in England

    … the case, as far as they can be readily established at the time discuss whether there is any immediate action needed to … evidence, which mean it may not be resolved within the time allowed (6 months) for the CSPR to be completed. As the … is taken to postpone the CSPR beyond the 6 month timelimit for the review the LSP should inform the National Panel …

  4. Key facts about how the CPS prosecutes allegations of rape

    … to further sexual activity Consent can be withdrawn at any time and for any type of sexual activity. For example consent … reflect what was taking place between the parties at the time of the alleged rape. Prosecutors will carefully consider … how victims and assailants act and react. It may take time for a rape victim to come forward and report The trauma …

  5. Proceeds of Crime

    … pending appeal Terms of the Confiscation Order Time to pay the Confiscation Order Default Sentence … that the defendant relocate any assets which are at that time outside England and Wales, to within the jurisdiction. … to be paid. The prosecution and defence cannot agree or limit the amount of a confiscation order. The court has no …

  6. Pre-Trial Therapy

    … and highlight their right to object to processing at any time. An information request from the police in relation to … It can include changes in the sense of subjective time, ‘spacing out’ or loss of awareness of the current … impact of therapy on memory Changes to memory Every time a memory is recalled there is a potential for it to be …

  7. So-Called Honour-Based Abuse

    … to deal with the victim’s capacity at the material time, namely the time at which the suspect took steps to cause the victim to … person to marry. FMPOs can last for a specified period of time or for an indefinite period i.e., until varied or …

  8. Inquiries and reviews – statutory and independent, child and adult safeguarding, domestic homicide, and offensive weapons homicide

    … is sent to the HO. If the CPS has been involved at any time with the person(s) who are the subject of the DHR or has … such as the CPS, as a core participant at any time during the Inquiry, provided that person or organisation … a redacted copy of the disclosed documents at the same time as full disclosure depending on the individual agreement …

  9. Termination of Proceedings (Including Discontinuance)

    … for another offence; or it has come to light for the first time that the prosecution evidence is seriously flawed. … permit a change of plea from guilty to not guilty at any time before the final disposal of the case ( S (an infant) v … a date for a reply (as below). In all cases sufficient time must be left to send a notice of discontinuance to the …

  10. Reconsidering a Prosecution Decision

    … DPP to discontinue proceedings in the Crown Court at any time before the indictment is preferred (see the section on … Act 1988. The offence is summary only and the statutory timelimit, usually 6 months, has expired. The case has been …

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