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  1. Selection of Advocates

    … development of the advocate. The advocate is expected over time to be able to undertake increasingly voluminous, complex … deployment of in-house advocates in their Area.  All full-time in-house Crown Advocates assigned to an Area based … Unit will be expected to spend a minimum of 80% of their time on advocacy duties (including adequate preparation …

  2. Hearsay

    … of the truth of their having such a state at or around the time that the statements were made. Whether the statement is sufficiently close in time to qualify will be for the tribunal of fact to decide. … to prove that the maker of the statement had (at any time) made a previous inconsistent statement . This is …

  3. CPS data summary Quarter 3 2023-2024

    … specifically related to a flag may be considered at the time of the pre-charge decision, the defendant may in fact be … can be applied when making a charging decision. The time the data refers to is the time that the case was received by the CPS not the time when …

  4. CPS Proceeds of Crime Strategy 2025

    … that they have available to pay such an order at the time it is made. It remains their responsibility to pay until … of assets. A restraint application may be made at any time following the commencement of a criminal investigation … that they have available to pay such an order at the time it is made. It remains their responsibility to pay until …

  5. Child Sexual Abuse: Guidelines on Prosecuting Cases of Child Sexual Abuse

    … internet. Offenders may target hundreds of children at a time and once initial contact with a child is made this can … suspicion by taking victims to be abused only for a short time, or during school hours or returning them home before … that if the victim does not wish to make a VPS at the time they give their evidential statement, they may make a …

  6. Operation Soteria: Improving CPS responses to rape complaints and complainants - summary briefing from independent academic research, December 2023

    … the tensions recounted to us are deep-rooted and will take time and commitment to improve, we found that EA meetings can … of good practice from lawyers in acknowledging the time and care that officers had put into investigations or … role’ (CPS 2) over the police, but at the same time some officers voiced frustration that their expertise …

  7. Children and young people as witnesses - Alison Saunders, DPP

    … are not being asked to recall events that happened a long time ago. So far, there has been very positive feedback from … last year, there was concern expressed at the length of time that some complainants have to wait before receiving … we employed a workforce of approximately 5,895 staff (full time equivalent), including around 2,255 prosecutors and …

  8. Draft revised protocol regarding the exercise of criminal jurisdiction in England and Wales

    … their guidance relating to concurrent jurisdiction by the time a relevant prosecutor is first made aware of the … their guidance relating to concurrent jurisdiction by the time a relevant prosecutor is first made aware of the …

  9. CPS pre-trial meetings for adult victims of rape and other serious sexual offences

    … victim means a victim who is 18 years old or over at the time the case is listed for trial. Where the victim is an … In cases where the victim is under the age of 18 at the time of the case being listed for trial, the automatic … the CPS can address either in the meeting or ahead of time. If the victim does not respond to the offer of a …

  10. Gross Negligence Manslaughter

    … of death. Where there is evidence that after a certain time the deceased, regardless of any intervention, was more … you are not sure that [X] would have survived beyond that time, then from that time onwards the prosecution will fail to prove that anything …

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