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  1. Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Act 2018

    … must still consider whether the suspect has a viable self-defence argument in relation to the s.1 charge. (Paragraph 22 … must still consider whether the suspect has a viable self-defence argument in relation to the s.1 charge. …

  2. Coronavirus: Local Coronavirus Regulations Tier 2

    … premises used for the closed business if: the SCR is in a self-contained unit, and it is possible for a member of the … the Department of the Secretary of State responsible for defence, or services providing food or drink to the homeless; … premises used for the closed business if: the SCR is in a self-contained unit, and it is possible for a member of the …

  3. Criminal Behaviour Orders

    … (s339) Selecting the Charges Appeals and Interim Orders Defence Sentencing Criminal Behaviour Orders - Youths  … of this prohibition, concerning being in possession of any self-seal bags, was too wide. It is possible that the … of this prohibition, concerning being in possession of any self-seal bags, was too wide. It is possible that the …

  4. Coronavirus: Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (Steps) (England) Regulations 2021

    … facilities may remain open in campsites, caravan parks and self-contained holiday accommodation. On 17 May the Health … – statutory defences Where an offence provision provides a defence of “reasonable excuse” (or that a defendant was … facilities may remain open in campsites, caravan parks and self-contained holiday accommodation. On 17 May the Health …

  5. Assistance provided by Offenders

    … would require a PII application; It should be shown to defence counsel to confirm that the judge has not been told … at short notice when the court warns a witness against self-incrimination in their testimony. The prosecution may … at short notice when the court warns a witness against self-incrimination in their testimony. The prosecution may …

  6. Safeguarding Children as Victims and Witnesses

    … may have to be justified in court if relied upon by the defence to challenge part or all of the evidence of the … made to the judge in the proceedings. Protection against self-incrimination Section 98(1) of the Children Act 1989 … made to the judge in the proceedings. Protection against self-incrimination Section 98(1) of the Children Act 1989 …

  7. CPS data summary Quarter 1 2023-2024

    … parental assault where reasonable chastisement is not a defence sexual offences child homicides child cruelty, … agreed Criminal Justice System definitions for the 16+1 self-defined ethnicity (SDE) categories. From February 2021, … agreed Criminal Justice System definitions for the 18+1 self-defined ethnicity (SDE) categories. Police forces are …

  8. Child Sexual Abuse: Guidelines on Prosecuting Cases of Child Sexual Abuse

    … it will be used (i.e. that it will be disclosed to the defence, may be read out or played in court and could be … in hostel, bed and breakfast accommodation or a foyer; low self-esteem or self-confidence; young carer. The following signs and …

  9. Prison-related Offences

    … fire taking hold (a cell fire may be an attempt to commit self-harm - these cases should not normally be referred); … should note that a cell fire may be an attempt to commit self-harm - these cases should not normally be referred by … prison: violence is used to enforce debts, and fighting, self-harm and fire-setting may be used by debtors in an …

  10. Hare Coursing

    … or destroying any game”.  The terms “gun” or “net” are self-explanatory but “engine or other instrument” are not. A … another person to observe that activity.  There is a defence if the defendant can prove (on the balance of … or destroying any game”.  The terms “gun” or “net” are self-explanatory but “engine or other instrument” are not. A …

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