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  1. Corporate Prosecutions

    … Liability Vicarious Liability Corporate Liability - Offences Requiring Mens Rea - The Identification Principle … on companies. This is quite common for offences under the RoadTraffic Act 1988. Many statutory/regulatory offences impose …

  2. Children as suspects and defendants

    … EWHC 1465 (Admin) concerned allegations of child sexual offences by E on her younger siblings. A multi-agency … without reference to the CPS. When dealing with minor trafficoffences, prosecutors should carefully consider the … Youth Justice System, the Code for Crown Prosecutors and roadtrafficoffences guidance. Under the Home Office revised …

  3. Criminal allegations made against the police

    … including: Deaths in Custody Misconduct in Public Office RoadTraffic: fatal offences and bad driving This guidance address three matters …

  4. CPS Direct communication with victims - CPS/ACPO national framework for local protocols

    … categories: cases involving a death; child abuse; sexual offences; homophobic or transphobic crime; disability hate … concluded (save in exceptional circumstances, e.g. fatal roadtraffic incidents). The police will be informed where the …

  5. Hare Coursing

    … handling     Wildlife Crime Officers and Coordinators Offences     Section 30 Game Act 1831     Section 1 Night … for farmers and landowners, theft, intimidation, and roadtraffic issues including the driving of unlicensed and …

  6. Wildlife Offences

    … Wildlife Offences Updated: 28 January 2022; minor revision: 1 March … doesn’t include wild animals that have been involved in roadtraffic accidents. The CPS works closely with the police, the …

  7. The law in action: how prosecutors apply centuries of legislation to contemporary crime

    … Jurisprudence here, at St Peter’s, the Prosecution of Offences Act of 1985 established the CPS and clearly defined … it by prosecuting a particular case. For example: The RoadTraffic Act 1988 says that anyone who drives “without due …

  8. Selection of Advocates

    … to and including trials of summary-only non-imprisonable offences.   Crown prosecutors (CPs) conduct guilty … of drugs, straightforward robberies, and non-fatal roadtrafficoffences.  Level 2 advocates may also appear as a Led …

  9. Prosecuting in the public interest: independence without isolation - Max Hill QC, Director of Public Prosecutions

    … the CPS came to be. Until our creation in 1986, criminal offences in England and Wales were prosecuted by a haphazard … of crime is a vital one - but it is one of many. Take a roadtraffic incident - a police officer might be the first on the …

  10. Victims and Witnesses: CPS Commitments to Support

    … a sentence . This is only available for a limited range of offences and within a strict time limit of 28 days after the … family and friends. 59. In murder, manslaughter and fatal roadtraffic cases, we will provide an enhanced service to family …

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