Sentence examples for guidelines on prosecution from inspiring English sources
Are there any guidelines on prosecution on assisted suicide?
Starmer issued new guidelines on prosecutions over offensive messages on social media at the end of 2012.
The criminalisation of protest has been aided by the director of public prosecution's recent guidelines on prosecuting protesters, which fail to account for the role of the police in prompting violence at demonstrations through tactics such as kettling, the use of batons, agents provocateurs and undercover policing.
11am: The Crown Prosecution Service announces new guidelines on prosecuting child sex abus cases.
At the heart of the problems identified by the report, the commissioner's reports and the work I did as director of public prosecutions in issuing new guidelines on prosecuting child sexual exploitation in 2013 is a deeply embedded cultural issue about how we deal with vulnerable victims.
Recently, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) issued a consultation document on its Interim Guidelines on Prosecuting Cases of Child Sexual Abuse.
Keir Starmer: 8 February The director of public prosecutions told the Inquiry that a set of clear guidelines on prosecuting journalists would be drawn up.
Last month, following a public consultation on the issue, the Crown Prosecutions Service issued guidelines for prosecutions involving social media communications.
In February the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) issued new guidelines on when someone might expect to be prosecuted for assisting suicide.
Last week the director of public prosecutions, Alison Saunders, clarified guidelines on assisted dying, confiming that doctors who helped severely disabled or terminally ill people in their professional care to die were more likely to face criminal charges than those doctors who were not involved in their care.
The committee's previous report on joint enterprise in 2012 prompted the director of public prosecutions to issue guidelines on the level of involvement needed for a murder charge.
