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  1. Instructions for Prosecuting Advocates

    … which deals with the basis of plea. It emphasises that: Defence advocates should commit the basis of the plea to … asks for it. Where the prosecuting advocate is from the self-employed Bar any press statements or information passed … asks for it. Where the prosecuting advocate is from the self-employed Bar any press statements or information passed …

  2. Pre-Trial Therapy - Accompanying note for therapists

    … regarding PTSD, inconsistencies and gaps in memory, self-blame, shame and avoidance, as well as "false" and … could under specific circumstances be disclosed to the defence team representing the defendant who is alleged to … regarding PTSD, inconsistencies and gaps in memory, self-blame, shame and avoidance, as well as "false" and …

  3. Mental Health: Victims and Witnesses

    … to be disclosed by way of provision of the report. If the defence challenge the witness's evidence on the grounds that … off. In the circumstances, the only likely trial issue - self-defence being discounted - was the identity of the … off. In the circumstances, the only likely trial issue - self-defence being discounted - was the identity of the …

  4. Wildlife Offences

    … of such a bird. Section 1(3) and (3ZA) provide a statutory defence where the bird or egg was originally killed or taken … under section 11(1). This includes a prohibition on self-locking snares. These snares progressively tighten … under section 11(1). This includes a prohibition on self-locking snares. These snares progressively tighten …

  5. Service Level Agreement between the Crown Prosecution Service London and the Metropolitan Police Service for domestic violence cases

    … Record any defensive injuries and either party's claims of selfdefence. Where it is alleged injuries are self inflicted ascertain if there is a history of this; Note …

  6. Public Order Offences incorporating the Charging Standard

    … to the extent that the accused had lost the power of self-control, a charge of drunk and disorderly behaviour … 1128 (Admin)) A garden ( DPP v D [2017] EWHC 2244 (Admin)) Defence of “reasonable conduct” Sections 4, 4A and 5 all … on Identification , elsewhere in this Legal Guidance. Selfdefence The law of self-defence is applicable to Public …

  7. Directors’ Guidance to accompany the Attorney General’s Guidelines on Plea Discussions in cases of Serious or Complex Fraud

    … it may be appropriate or desirable for a member of the self-employed bar to conduct discussions. This may be so … plea discussions will be conducted Procedure Where the defence agree to engage in plea discussions, the prosecutor … it may be appropriate or desirable for a member of the self-employed bar to conduct discussions. This may be so …

  8. Money Laundering Offences

    … offence is included. These are: "Own proceeds" or "self-laundering", where the defendant in a money laundering … companies made within the timescales in section 338 . The defence also applies to those who intended to make such a … offence is included. These are: "Own proceeds" or "self-laundering", where the defendant in a money laundering …

  9. CPS data summary Quarter 4 2019-2020

    … 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. Police forces are … an individual has been given an opportunity to state their self-perceived ethnicity. Defendants may not state their …

  10. Online Child Abuse Activist Groups on the internet

    … being perpetrated against suspects or suspects engaging in self-harm because of the online publicity generated by the … in so called vigilantism cannot avail themselves of the defence in section 1B of the Protection of Children Act 1978 … being perpetrated against suspects or suspects engaging in self-harm because of the online publicity generated by the …

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