Nobody is immune from fraud. The criminals behind it target people online and in their homes, often emotionally manipulating their victims before they steal money or personal data.

But there is something we can do. By staying vigilant and always taking a moment to stop, think and check whenever we’re approached, we can help to protect ourselves and each other from fraud.

At the Crown Prosecution Service, we’re passionate about ensuring that we are a top-performing organisation and a great place to work. Here are some of our job opportunities open now or very soon.

• Admin assistant, applications close 2 March
• Casework assistant, applications close 2 March
• Paralegal assistant, applications open 24 March
• Senior crown advocate, applications open 30 March

We’re working with the police and courts to charge offenders and deal with custody cases to keep the public safe. We know domestic abuse cases spike during this time, if you’re a victim or witness know you can report safe in the knowledge the criminal justice system is working all year round to secure justice.

Further details on support services available and how to report – in an emergency always call 999

New measures to help keep victims of crime engaged in the justice process against the backdrop of delays have been unveiled by the Crown Prosecution Service.

Our guides for victims will tell you about the CPS. They will also tell you what will happen if you tell the police that you have been the victim of a crime. A victim is someone who is harmed or injured because of a crime.

We're committed to securing justice for all victims of crime. Our new guide for victims explains what you can expect from the Criminal Justice System.

If you’ve been a victim of rape or sexual assault, there is extra support available to help you through the criminal justice system. Our guide for victims of rape and sexual assault explains what your rights are and what happens when a case comes to the CPS.