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  1. Violence Against Women Strategy and Action Plans

    … 1.10 In 2006, the CPS was assessed for the first time by EVAW and was awarded the highest marks across … partnership working between Government departments, statutory agencies, and key national voluntary sector … received, from both non-governmental organisations and statutory agencies. The responses demonstrated widespread …

  2. International

    … written legal document that must comply with both domestic statutory requirements as well as any relevant treaty. An MLA … that which was not already gathered or available at the time the transfer request was made) that cannot be fulfilled … written legal document that must comply with both domestic statutory requirements as well as any relevant treaty. An MLA …

  3. UPDATED: Man fined for sending abusive email to Angela Rayner MP

    … withdraw can be instituted or reinstituted, subject to any statutorytimelimits. There are two possible review outcomes: 1.    A New …

  4. Retrial of Serious Offences

    … will arise at each stage of the case, for example from the time of the re-investigation through to the conclusion of the … 10 of the 2003 Act has its own charging procedures and the statutory charging procedures under Part 4 of the 2003 Act do … be made in accordance with CPR Part 41.14. Custody timelimits of 112 days (between preferment of the indictment and …

  5. Crown Prosecution Service Gender Pay Gap Report for year ending March 2022

    … 2017, the government introduced legislation that made it statutory for organisations with 250 or more employees to … Gender Pay Gap figures were published for the third time in the Annual Civil Service Employment Survey (ACSES) … 2017, the government introduced legislation that made it statutory for organisations with 250 or more employees to …

  6. Engaging with Parliamentarians as victims of crime

    … and Liaison (VCL) Scheme Headlines Introduction Our Statutory Commitments to Victims Definition of Victim Enhanced Victims Communication - TimeLimits Qualifying Cases Charging decisions Victims' Right to …

  7. Witness protection and anonymity

    … entitled to a fair and public hearing within a reasonable time by an independent and impartial tribunal established by … an inherent jurisdiction to restrict publicity beyond the statutory provisions: S (A Child) (Identification: … anonymity order are met, and if so, whether or not other statutory provisions or other common law powers would address …

  8. Witnesses

    … Telephone statements and electronic signatures There is no statutory or other requirement for a signature on a witness … format for presentation in court within a reasonable time. The MG3/request for charging advice should clearly … and Investigations Act 1996 (Defence Disclosure TimeLimits) Regulations 2011 . There is no duty on the defence to …

  9. Obscene Publications

    … or glorify such activity, or encourage its emulation, the statutory test of obscenity accordingly will likely be met. … pulping them is the appropriate disposal. Jurisdiction Time limit. An obscene publications prosecution may not be … or glorify such activity, or encourage its emulation, the statutory test of obscenity accordingly will likely be met. …

  10. Indecent and Prohibited Images of Children

    … advice or guidance about abusing children sexually. Three statutory defences cover: possession for a legitimate reason; … sent unrequested, and not keeping it for an unreasonable time. Sections 44 and 45 Serious Crime Act 2007– encouraging … advice or guidance about abusing children sexually. Three statutory defences cover: possession for a legitimate reason; …

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