Evidence Against Mohamed Al-Fayed Was Presented to British Prosecution Services Twice Before New Allegations
A Crown Prosecution Service spokesperson says the organization "reviewed files of evidence" regarding allegations in 2009 and 2015 and concluded there wasn't a "realistic prospect of conviction"
A TEENAGER caught up in far-right riots got such a scolding from his parents that he avoided court. Prosecution chief Stephen Parkinson said the lad, 14, was marched to a police station by his ...
A rape offence is reported every hour in London, according to data obtained by the BBC. More than 8,800 rape incidents were ...
The government agency responsible for prosecuting criminal cases across England and Wales is offering a yearly salary of ...
In February 2009, when Sir Keir was director of public prosecutions (DPP), the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) announced that no charges would be brought because there was “no realistic prospect ...
Union's survey of Crown Prosecution Service professionals flags court backlogs, staffing levels and IT woes as major issues ...
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