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  1. Sentencing - Ancillary Orders

    … made against the offender on the assumption that a third party will pay the compensation on behalf of the offender: R … Behaviour Orders . Deportation Section 32 of the of the UK Borders Act 2007 provides for automatic deportation by … 2020 should have regard to the totality principle and the two matters specifically set out in section 155(1) SA 2020 - …

  2. Strangulation and suffocation

    … a criminal case, in Stocker v Stocker [2019] UKSC 17 , the UK Supreme Court considered the ordinary meaning of … The common methods of strangulation are: manual – one or two hands held around the neck of a person chokehold or head … decision in R v Brown [1993] UKHL 19 which decided that consent by the victim to the infliction of any injury …

  3. Cybercrime - prosecution guidance

    … Cybercrime is an umbrella term used to describe two closely linked, but distinct ranges of criminal activity. … with the aim of collecting information on or compromising UK government, defence, economic and industrial assets; and … off-site locations. The servers are maintained by a third-party provider who is responsible for hosting, managing, and …

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

    … any meeting. 5. Who should attend the meeting from the CPS Two of the following should attend from the CPS (with one to … defence case before speaking to the victim. Where third party material about the victim has been disclosed to the … of court or tribunal proceedings: Form EX107 - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) ISVA support in court Where the victim has an …

  5. CPS Whistleblowing Policy and Procedure

    … this Procedure Annex One: Sources of Advice Annex Two: Accessible Version of How to Raise a Concern Flowchart … on their website: civilservicecommission.independent.gov.uk 4.7.5. The Civil Service Commission cannot hear concerns … is not revealed beyond the disclosure route without their consent. 8.3. The CPS will take steps in the investigation to …

  6. Fraud Act 2006

    … Arguments over Ownership of Property Loss to a third party The Offences Fraud by false representation (Section 2) … consist of an omission rather than an act. Like the other two Section 1 offences, Section 4 is entirely offender … it might be untrue. Dishonesty In Ivey v Genting Casinos (UK) (trading as Cockfords Club) [2017], Lord Hughes of …

  7. Prostitution and Exploitation of Prostitution

    … is also fuelling the market for prostitution in the UK, although this is largely confined to off street and … demonstrate "persistence" under the amended legislation, two officers would need to witness the activity and … so for or in the expectation of gain for himself or third party. "In any part of the world" means that section 52 is …

  8. Mental Health: Suspects and Defendants

    … application must be supported by the written evidence of two doctors. An admission under section 2 lasts for up to 28 … and not murder if they kill another person, or are party to the killing of another person, but prove, on the … and regional contact details is available in the NHS.UK L&D Regional Contacts resource page . Prosecutors are …

  9. Errant conduct and poor performance by external advocates

    … should be addressed to the [email protected].uk mailbox. Circuit Advocate Liaison Committee The Circuit … of the alleged behaviour by either the CALC or other party. Stage 4 – Outcome notified to the advocate and … possible sanctions in the event of any recurrence within a two-year period.  Training / Educational sanction Requirement …

  10. How we prosecute rape

    … Sexual offences typically occur in a private place between two individuals with little or no direct corroborating … to provide evidence not only that a person did not consent to the act but that the perpetrator did not … – use the NHS Choices tool to find one in your area GOV.UK has a more detailed list of support services during the …

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