AC1.2 Flashcards

Relationships between the justice agencies

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Who do the police work with

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  • the courts
  • the CPS
  • prison and probation service
  • voluntary organisations
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How do the police work with the courts

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  • give evidence as prosecution witnesses - provide protection for vulnerable witnesses
  • hold defendants in police cells
  • transport them to and from court
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How do the police work with the CPS

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  • provide evidence for the prosecution of offenders
  • charging offenders in line with the CPS instructions
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How do the police work with the prison service

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  • police will arrest prisoners who have been recalled to prison for breaching terms of their license
    -police also cooperate with prison and probation in managing the list of chid sex offenders living in their area
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How does the police work with voluntary organisations

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  • refer victims and witnesses of crime to victim support, women’s refuges and witness service
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Who does the CPS work with

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  • the police
  • the courts
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How does the CPS work with the police

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  • advise the police on possible lines of inquiry and evidence collection collection to build a case
  • instruct the police on charging suspects
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How does the CPS work with the courts

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  • CPS prepare and present prosecution case against offenders
  • prepare appeals against unduly lenient sentences
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Who do the courts work with

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  • the prison services
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How does the courts work with the prison services

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  • responsible for holding prisoners waiting to attend court, pending transfer or return to prison
  • arrange video links for prisoners giving evidence from prison
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Who does the probation services work with

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  • the prison services
  • the courts
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How does the probation service work with the prison service

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  • probation service responsible for supervising prisoners who are released on license by prison
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How does the probation service work with the courts

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  • probation service responsible for producing a pre-sentence report on offenders
  • supervise offenders who have been given a community sentence by court
  • supervise drug testing under courts orders
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Who does the prison service work with

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  • the courts
  • the police
  • probation services
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How does the prison service work with the courts

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  • prison responsible for carrying out custodial sentences court imposed on offenders
  • supervises offenders who have been remanded into custody (not given bail) by courts
  • prison facilitates visits from defence lawyers to clients in prison
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16
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How does the prison service work with the police

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  • prison service facilitates interviews with prisoners involved with on-going police investigations
17
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How does the prison service work with probation services

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  • liaise with prison when a prisoner is to be released on license