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(Relevant sensitive material satisfying the disclosure test will be handled in accordance with the Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996 (as amended), the Code of Practice, and the Disclosure Manual). Any representations the defence wish to make on this policy document should be forwarded to the prosecutor at
Introduction. 1. These guidelines concern the approach to be taken by prosecutors in applying section 18 of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) in England and Wales. Background. 2. It has been long standing Government policy that the fact that interception of communications has taken place in any particular
In proceedings before the Crown court, where the prosecutor has provided initial disclosure, or purported to, the accused must serve a defence statement on the Following service of initial disclosure by the prosecution, the time limit for service of the defence statement and service of the details of any defence witnesses is
Crime reporting and suspect identification, Administration. MG6C 999 voice tape. Exhibits not referred to in statements. Post arrest photographs. Details of other suspects arrested interviewed or questioned but not charged. Audio/video tapes of interviews of witnesses. Potential witnesses'details where no MG11 given
4 Nov 2017 Dear Crown Prosecution Service,. Chapter 18 of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) Disclosure Manual deals with Revelation and Disclosure of Police Misconduct. Amongst this section there is a lot of guidance relating to if/when various matters relating to police witnesses need to be disclosed to the
It will record for example, the receipt of schedules from the police, the consideration by the prosecutor of the numbered items listed by the disclosure officer and all disclosure of material. It will show the date of receipt of any defence statement and the resulting actions taken by the prosecutor and support staff. A single DRS
Multi-agency disclosure agreement. Agreement for the handling of unused material in linked investigations/prosecutions. Organisations: 1. 2. OIC: 1. 2. Disclosure Officers: 1. 2. Prosecutors: 1. 2. Operation name: Date commenced: The organisations agree: To deal with the disclosure of unused material in accordance with
An early meeting between the investigator, disclosure officer and the prosecutor should be held to cover the processes and systems deployed. The use of keyword searches and digital evidence recovery officers is outlined in Annex H. 30.6. Where the item of media contains no evidence on which the prosecution intends to
This manual applies to all investigations commenced on or after 4 April 2005. The detailed guidance at paragraph 1.18 should be considered where the investigation began before this date. Part 1 Disclosure practice and procedure (Chapters 1 to 17) and Part 2 Disclosure in particular scenarios (Chapters 18 to 37)
Triggers for statutory disclosure. 1.9. The prosecutor's statutory duty to disclose unused material to the accused is triggered by: a plea of not guilty in the magistrates' court; committal or transfer of a case for trial at the Crown court; the preferment of a voluntary bill of indictment; the service of the prosecution case following the
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