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CPS Response to HMCPSI Area Assurance Inspection of CPS Mersey Cheshire – April 2018
Her Majesty's Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) has today [5 April 2018] issued a report following its inspection of the performance of CPS Mersey-Cheshire. This is the CPS response.
CPS responses to HMCPSI22 March 2018
CPS case outcomes by principal offence category March 2017
National Summary Area reports
Performance management and case outcomes, Case OutcomesCPS case outcomes by principal offence category April 2017
National Summary Area reports
Performance management and case outcomes, Case Outcomes26 March 2018
CPS case outcomes by principal offence category September 2017
National Summary Area reports
Performance management and case outcomes, Case OutcomesCPS case outcomes by principal offence category August 2017
National Summary Area reports
Performance management and case outcomes, Case OutcomesCPS case outcomes by principal offence category July 2017
National Summary Area reports
Performance management and case outcomes, Case OutcomesCPS case outcomes by principal offence category June 2017
National Summary Area reports
Performance management and case outcomes, Case OutcomesCPS case outcomes by principal offence category May 2017
National Summary Area reports
Performance management and case outcomes, Case Outcomes11 August 2021
Providing a quality service to victims of bereaved families in terrorist incidents, disasters and multi-fatality cases: Guidance
Introduction Under Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights, the right to life, there is a duty on the state to carry out a proper investigation where a death occurs and to involve the families to the extent necessary to safeguard their legitimate interests. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has policies to support victims and bereaved families and the duty to provide an enhanced level of service is required under the Victim’s Code. Nothing within this guidance affects these rights and responsibilities.
Policy and Guidance, CPS operational information14 February 2023
Errant conduct and poor performance by external advocates
This document sets out the framework to be followed by Chief Crown Prosecutors (CCPs) and Circuit Advocate Liaison Committees (CALCs) when considering reports of errant conduct and/or poor performance by members of the CPS Advocate Panel (‘the Panel’) and other external advocates instructed by the CPS.
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