The Crown Prosecution Service is responsible for prosecuting criminal cases investigated by the police in England and Wales.
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Rose Court London SE1 | Closing date 15 October 2012
East Midlands | Closing date 08 October 2012
Victims and witnesses are at the heart of the criminal justice system and we take our duties to victims and witnesses very seriously. Being fair and being seen to be fair are the cornerstones of everything we do. We aim to be transparent in what we do and keep you informed of our decisions.
Find out more about what happens when you are a victim or witness
A new section has been launched on the website to let the public know about the excellent work our lawyers, caseworkers and support staff do on a daily basis.
We consult with the public, community groups, the voluntary sector and other agencies about the way we do our work. You can help us to be better informed, fairer and more representative by participating in our consultations.
Consultation on an update to the Code for Crown Prosecutors: Public Consultation
Published: 19 July 2012
We publish detailed information about the way we work and the way we make decisions. In the Legal Resources section you can find detailed legal guidance, The Code for Crown Prosecutors and further information about how we make decisions, the way we carry out our duties and how we spend public money.
Find out more about how we work and make decisions
The CPS now publishes Conditional Cautioning data on a quarterly basis. Data from Q1 2012/13 is now available via the link below. We will publish the data from Q2 2012/13 here on 9 November 2012.
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ABC audit February 2012 PDF format 371kB
