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12 November 2024
Domestic Abuse Joint Justice Plan: National Police Chiefs’ Council and Crown Prosecution Service
Domestic abuse is a priority for policing and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). We recognise the devastating and long-term impact that this pervasive behaviour can have on victims and their families and children, often affecting every aspect of their lives. This is why we have committed to work together to drive improvements in our response to domestic abuse by developing a national Domestic Abuse Joint Justice Plan (DA JJP).
Agreements with Other Agencies17 October 2024
Investigating and Prosecuting Disability Hate Crime: Best Practice
Disability hate crime is one of the most pervasive and underreported forms of hate crime. It is an insidious crime that can manifest itself in overt violence or subtle, yet deeply harmful, acts of prejudice and targeting. Its impact on individuals and communities remains far-reaching and profound.
CPS operational informationCPS data summary Quarter 1 2024-2025
The CPS does not publish official statistics. CPS data is operational management information, which can be used as an indicator of CPS performance.
CPS operational information, Performance management and case outcomesFarquharson Guidelines: Role of Prosecuting Advocates
The Prosecution Advocate plays an important public role and as such may be considered a cornerstone of an open and fair criminal justice system. The principles so well articulated by Farquharson LJ and his committee as to the role of the prosecution advocate have served us well since they were published in 1986. However, the time has come for new guidance which, whilst building on the established principles, reflects the changes that have occurred in the criminal courts, at the Bar and within The Crown Prosecution Service over recent years. I welcome and commend the new Guidelines which, whilst not legally binding unless expressly approved by the Court of Appeal, nonetheless provide important practical guidance for practitioners involved in the prosecution process.
Information relating to external advocates, CPS operational informationStatement of Ethical Principles for the Public Prosecutor
This Statement sets out the ethical principles that underpin and guide our work as public prosecutors. It confirms our commitment to internationally agreed standards of probity, fairness, openness and accountability in our dealings with others, whether they are victims, defendants or other criminal justice legal professionals. In abiding unswervingly by the principles set out in this Statement, we shall continue to serve the public and uphold justice in a rapidly changing world.
Information relating to external advocates, CPS operational information22 August 2024
Independent Assessor of Complaints for the Crown Prosecution Service: Annual Report 2023-24
July 2024
Business Reports07 August 2024
Engaging with Parliamentarians as victims of crime
When Parliamentarians – used here as a term for MPs in the House of Commons, Peers in the House of Lords and Members of the Welsh Assembly – become the victims of crime because of the role they carry out, it threatens democracy.
CPS operational information23 July 2024
CPS Annual Report and Accounts 2023-24
This is the Crown Prosecution Service Annual Report and Accounts for 2023-24.
CPS Annual Reports12 July 2024
CPS Board meeting minutes - March 2024
7 March 2024, 14:00-17:00, 102 Petty France/MS Teams
CPS Board meetingsCPS Board meeting minutes - January 2024
25 January 2024, 14:00-17:00, 102 Petty France/MS Teams
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