CPS case outcomes
This section aims to organise and present CPS case outcomes by principal offence and CPS Area, since 2014.
Please note this section is under development.
This section aims to organise and present CPS case outcomes by principal offence and CPS Area, since 2014.
Please note this section is under development.
Executive Summary It is important that Criminal Justice Agencies gather and review victim feedback. Not only does this help ensure that victims' voices are heard, but it can also help Criminal Justice Agencies (CJAs) to monitor performance, evaluate new initiatives, and meet upcoming organisational and legislative requirements – such as those included in the Victim and Prisoners Bill (MoJ, 2023), and the CPS’s Victim Transformation Programme (VTP).
CPS operational information12 December 2023, 14:00-17:00, CPS Boardroom/Microsoft Teams
CPS Board meetings6 November 2023, 14:00-17:00, CPS Boardroom/Microsoft Teams
CPS Board meetings15th September 2023, 14:00-17:00, CPS Boardroom/Microsoft Teams
CPS Board meetings27 July 2023, 14:00-16:30, CPS Boardroom/Microsoft Teams
CPS Board meetings13 June 2023, 14:00-16:30, CPS Boardroom/Microsoft Teams
CPS Board meetings2nd May 2023, 13:30-16:30, via Microsoft Teams
CPS Board meetingsThis protocol, between the judiciary, local authorities, police representatives, the National Police Chiefs’ Council and Crown Prosecution Service, applies to the exchange of information and material between criminal and family agencies and jurisdictions. It relates to all private and public family law proceedings, including contemplated public law proceedings, and all material held by the police.
Agreements with Other AgenciesAlice King, Vanessa E. Munro & Lotte Young Andrade – University of Warwick
CPS operational informationIntroduction: Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) places a high importance on the security of our information systems and has published this Vulnerability Disclosure Policy to facilitate the reporting of vulnerabilities in CPS IT systems.
Policy and Guidance