Sentence examples for charging advice from inspiring English sources

Alison Levitt QC, principal legal adviser to the director of public prosecutions, said: "The CPS has received a request from the officers investigating Operation Weeting for charging advice in relation to Neville Thurlbeck, suspected of witness intimidation and harassment.

Two are awaiting charging advice from the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and 16 have been arrested and are currently on police bail.

One of four files to come from the phone-hacking probe still being considered by the CPS for charging advice, the others involve: A journalist suspected of alleged offences under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act.

"It was a cool and lightweight way to do that in the early days when there were a lot of free calls, but now that we've proven the demand is there, a lot of people are actually charging for advice.

I'm an out-of-hours lawyer, working evenings, weekends and bank holidays with CPS Direct, which is a 24-hour service where we give pre-charge advice to the police.

Or contemplate other ways to charge for advice?

Some planners charge for advice by the hour.

They call it an "ebay for services", allowing people to charge for advice over the phone (and by email – more on that below).

You'll need to clarify what they can offer and whether they will charge for advice or information, but in any case they should know of publications where jobs are advertised or lists of local employers broken down by sector that will help you build up a picture of the local labour market.

On 9 February 2009, the British Transport Police confirmed that none of the three Network Rail employees arrested in connection with the derailment will be charged following advice from the Crown Prosecution Service.

They may offer classes, they may charge for advice or lessons, or they may get you started with the basics just for asking nicely.