HMCPSI has today [22 October 2020] published a follow up report into the standard of our letters to victims under the Victim Communication Liaison Scheme.

HMCPSI has today (29 September 2020) published a report into the work of the CPS in relation to the quality and timeliness of charging decisions.

HMCPSI has today [30 June 2020] published a report into the effectiveness of the CPS response to the Coronavirus pandemic during the period prior to and during the national lockdown. We welcome this scrutiny of our response to an unprecedented situation.

HMCPSI have today (12 March 2020) published a report into the work of the CPS in relation to the effective use of agents in the magistrates’ court.

HMCPSI have today [5 March 2020] published a report into the work of the CPS in relation to Serious Youth Crime.

Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) and Her Majesty's Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) have today (23 January 2020) published a joint report into the work of the police and the CPS in relation to Domestic Abuse Evidence Led Prosecutions (DA ELP).

HMCPSI have today (9 January 2020) published a report into the handling of unused material in Crown Court, following on from the 2017 joint inspection report Making it fair: the disclosure of unused material in volume Crown Court cases. This report was undertaken at the request of the CPS to give us an independent assessment of progress we have made since the implementation of the National Disclosure Improvement Plan.

HMCPSI have today [30 October 2019] published a composite report into the work of the CPS, in relation to the Area Assurance Programme (AAP) 2016-17 and 2018-19.

HMCPSI have today [13 August 2019] published a report into the work of the CPS, in relation to the Handling of Defence Correspondence.

HMCPSI has today [8 November 2018] published a report into the work of the CPS Victim Liaison Units (VLUs) with a focus on the timeliness and quality of the letters sent to victims of crime when charges are stopped or substantially altered, and those letters sent in response to complaints or a victim’s right to review.