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06 January 2022
Witness Expenses and Allowances Annex 4: Expert Witnesses
This page (previously Leaflet NFR EFC 1C) gives the current rates of allowances payable by the Crown Prosecution Service to expert witnesses for travel and subsistence.
Policy and GuidanceWitness Expenses and Allowances Annex 3: Prosecution Interpreter
This page (previously Leaflet NFR EFC 1A) gives the current rates and upper limits of allowances payable by the Crown Prosecution Service to interpreters required to provide interpreter services for a prosecution witness. The rates and upper limits are reviewed from time to time and the amounts in force when you attend court will be applied to your claim.
Policy and GuidanceWitness Expenses and Allowances Annex 1: Witness Expenses (Ordinary & Professional Allowances): Current Rates
This page (previously Leaflet NFR WEF 1B) gives the current rates and upper limits of allowances payable to ordinary witnesses called to give evidence by the Crown Prosecution Service. The rates and upper limits are reviewed from time to time and the amounts in force when you attend court will be applied to your claim.
Policy and Guidance16 December 2021
CPS Response to ‘CPS Handling of Custody Time Limits' - 16 December 2021
Her Majesty's Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) has today issued a report following their Inspection of CPS Handling of Custody Time Limits (CTLs).
CPS responses to HMCPSI30 November 2021
Appeal Committee Ruling 4 of 2021 - R -v- [REDACTED]
Introduction This case falls to be remunerated under the CPS Graduated Fee Scheme D. This case concerns the prosecution of R-v-[REDACTED] and others, listed for Newton proceedings on [REDACTED] at [REDCATED] Crown Court.
Fees Bulletin01 December 2021
Could clearing the public gallery help the victim to give their best evidence at court?
“The experience was traumatising. I could see the public gallery and the friends of the perpetrator glared at me whilst I provided my evidence” (Rape Survivor)
Policy and Guidance, Agreements with Other AgenciesAttorney General’s Office and Crown Prosecution Service Anti-Modern Slavery Statement
Foreword Modern slavery is an abhorrent crime, where people are treated as commodities and exploited for criminal gain. It is estimated that across the globe there are in the region of 40 million people who are currently trapped in modern slavery, a harrowing figure.
CPS operational information25 November 2021
Attorney General’s Office and Crown Prosecution Service issue Anti-Modern Slavery Statement
The Attorney General’s Office (AGO), and CPS have jointly issued an Anti-Modern Slavery Statement, reasserting our organisations’ combined commitment to preventing modern slavery within our supply chains.
Policy and Guidance, Agreements with Other Agencies17 November 2021
CPS response to joint thematic inspection of the progress of individuals who have mental health problems through the criminal justice system
The Criminal Justice Joint Inspection have today issued a report following their joint Inspection of the progress of individuals who have mental health problems through the criminal justice system.
CPS responses to HMCPSI11 November 2021
Appeal Committee Ruling 3 of 2021 – R v [REDACTED]
GFS Appeals Committee R-v- [REDACTED] Appeal of [REDACTED]
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