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Appendix 5
Gwent Information Exchange Protocol
Domestic Violence Protocols, Agreements with Other Agencies, CPS operational informationAppendix 4
Gwent Information Exchange Protocol
Domestic Violence Protocols, Agreements with Other Agencies, CPS operational informationAppendix 3
Gwent Information Exchange Protocol
Domestic Violence Protocols, Agreements with Other Agencies, CPS operational informationAppendix 2
Gwent Information Exchange Protocol
Domestic Violence Protocols, Agreements with Other Agencies, CPS operational informationDirector's Instructions to CPS Associate Prosecutors
General Instructions to Crown Prosecution Service Associate Prosecutors, pursuant to Section 7A(3) and (4) of the Prosecution of Offences Act 1985
Director’s Guidance, Policy and Guidance, Business InformationThe Director's Guidance On Youth Conditional Cautions
Annex A: Guidance on the selection of appropriate conditions Reparative Rehabilitative Punative Reparative To make good the loss sustained by the victim or community and to repair relationships:.
Director’s Guidance, Policy and Guidance, Business InformationThe Director's Guidance on Adult Conditional Cautions - Annex A
Adult Conditional Cautions
Director’s Guidance, Policy and Guidance, Business InformationDeferred Prosecution Agreements - Code of Practice
A Code of Practice to be applied regarding Deferred Prosecution Agreements (DPA). DPAs involve companies reaching an agreement with a prosecutor, where the company is charged with a criminal offence but proceedings are automatically suspended. The company agrees to a number of conditions, which may include payment of a financial penalty, payment of compensation and implementation of a corporate compliance programme. DPAs may be used for fraud, bribery and economic crime.
Director’s Guidance, Policy and Guidance, Business Information24 May 2012
Directors’ Guidance to accompany the Attorney General’s Guidelines on Plea Discussions in cases of Serious or Complex Fraud
Introduction Basic principles Criteria Relationship to existing practices Who can undertake plea discussions
Director’s Guidance, Policy and Guidance, Business Information17 July 2013
Director's Guidance on the handling of cases where the jurisdiction to prosecute is shared with prosecuting authorities overseas
This page provides guidance for CPS prosecutors in cases where criminal investigations have been commenced in more than one jurisdiction and involve suspected criminal conduct that crosses international boundaries. In this guidance, such cases are referred to as cases of concurrent jurisdiction.
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