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  1. Appeals to the Supreme Court

    … The Hearing CPS as the Respondent CPS as an Interested Party Extradition appeals to the Supreme Court Further … for general purposes by email at: [email protected].uk . All completed submissions should be sent to … Requirements Appeals to the Supreme Court are subject to two conditions: Certification of a Point of Law of General …

  2. Costs

    … CPS or CPS representative under section 19 or 19A Third Party Third party costs orders for serious misconduct Current … work if it considers it to be justified." https://www.gov.uk/guidance/rules-and-practice-directions-2020 Power to award … CA where fines, costs and compensation would take two and half years to pay by instalments it was held that …

  3. Corporate Manslaughter

    … all companies and other corporate bodies operating in the UK, whether they are incorporated in the UK or abroad; see … 2 and 3) The Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 impose two overarching duties on an employer, breach of which is an … the coroner. The report may not be disclosed to any other party without the consent of the HSE or Local Authority. …

  4. Intentional or Reckless Sexual Transmission of Infection

    … or in a reliable and admissible statement by A to a third party. Where police have found material such as medications … virus from the family of human herpes viruses. The HSV has two types: type 1 and type 2. If A and B have different types … enquiry for police to follow.  HIV and AIDS - NHS (www.nhs.uk) Expert Consensus Statement , Herpes Viruses Association - …

  5. Corporate Prosecutions

    … e.g. rape. A company can, as a general rule, be party to a criminal conspiracy (see R. v. I.C.R. Haulage Co. … 551, 30 Cr.App.R. 31, CCA), but only if there are at least two conspirators who are human beings – one of which who must … in other countries, and not just the consequences in the UK, should be taken into account. Prosecutors must balance …

  6. Contempt of Court

    … triable only on indictment, carry a maximum sentence of two years’ custody and/or a fine and require the Attorney … reporting restrictions and must be applied by any party seeking the imposition of a reporting restriction. The … be contacted at [email protected].uk. The AGO will require sufficient detail to understand the …

  7. Indecent and Prohibited Images of Children

    … Available offences The offences set out below require consent of the DPP to institute proceedings. This can be … carried out abroad is streamed by offenders in the UK. The network is usually for financial gain – either by … sharing of sexual images, videos or other content between two or more persons. In relation to children, ‘sexting’ can …

  8. Restorative Justice

    … are various types of RJ processes in operation in the UK. These include: Direct or indirect restorative justice … Mediation is a process in which an impartial third party - the mediator - helps people in dispute work out an … under the conditional caution scheme. There are two ways that RJ can be used as part of a conditional …

  9. Relations with other prosecuting agencies and the Prosecutors’ Convention

    … of prosecution agencies to abide by broad principles where two or more signatories have a common interest in an … Police Force and Multiple Agency Investigations Within the UK . Assigning Proceedings Where it is agreed that another … pursued fairly, complying with disclosure (including third party disclosure) obligations and ensuring that specialist …

  10. Appeals – Prosecution Rights

    … Expedited and non-expedited appeals The 2003 Act provides two procedural routes, expedited and non-expedited, and gives … in writing to the prosecutor, defendant and interested party. The judge has power to reverse his decision that the … Unit (part of SCCTD) via email to [email protected].uk The notification form is below. Notification Form: Section …

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