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Posts Tagged ‘Crown Prosecution Service’

Human trafficking victims failed by defence teams, CCRC alleges

New powers for police to prosecute tens of thousands of speeding drivers and vandals

M5 crash: fireworks display organiser charged with manslaughter

Body of suspended assistant chief constable found on railway track after 'suicide'

Naming and shaming child offenders

Manslaughter prosecutions possible over Hillsborough disaster

Woolwich Crown Court and Secure Email

Mother faces jail after pretending son had cancer in ?50,000 benefit fraud

Grooming trial sparked national debate

Child sex abuse report reveals catalogue of errors

Rochdale child abuse report 'could lead to legal action'

The end of the age of innocence

Man hurt in deadly gas explosion charged with manslaughter

Let justice be served on?the public's behalf

More than 1,000 people identified as victims of hacking

Corporate manslaughter

Victims let down by court cuts, claims research

Killer of surgeon goes free due to lack of witnesses

Isobel Jones-Reilly death: Lecturer could face manslaughter charge

Billionaire heir Hans Rausing escapes jail for preventing his wife Eva's burial

Prosecutors to announce decision in phone hacking cases

Prosecutors to announce decision in phone hacking cases

?Common sense? test proposed for prosecutions

Christian protesters charged by police over displaying graphic anti-abortion banner

Bar-solicitor divisions ?music to government?s ears?

Family of murdered nurse win legal change on rape charges

CPS, ACPO, SOCA and HMRC sign memorandum of understanding on undercover officers

London 2012 Olympics: Offenders to face 'instant justice' under new court plans

Phone hacking: four more files handed to CPS

YouTube videos support CJS efficiency

Courier disruption

Police pass another two phone hacking files to prosecutors

Who's going to be our police chief? Sussex voters just don't care

Courier ?teething problems? hit London courts

CPS announcement on the Rebekah Brooks case

?Hundreds? of miscarriage of justice claims over legal advice failings

Criminal

Phone Hacking: files for five journalists sent to CPS

Burglars to be given tougher sentences in hotspot city

Forced marriage to be criminalised

Warning over digital move

Couple who broke toddler's legs avoid jail because they are 'hardworking'

AMILTON NICOLAS BENTO v CHIEF CONSTABLE OF BEDFORDSHIRE (2012)

Honorary QC nominations: period now open

Derby house fire: parents remanded in custody charged with murdering six children

Phone Hacking: Guardian journalist and Met Police detective will not face charges

Criminal justice system efficiency programme

Former detective accused of faking records in rape cases

R v DOMINIC LEE WROE (2012)

Child rapists have unduly lenient sentences doubled

Call for ?maturity of young adult' test in prosecution

Sky News referred to CPS and attorney general after naming rape victim