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AC 1.2 Organisation Of The Criminal Justice System
Relationships between agencies in criminal justice system
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Police
Work with the
courts
to ensure the defendants, in custody, are brought before them
Often give
evidence
in court
Work with
probation
in the
management
of an offender
Work closely with the
CPS
in the
charging
and prosecution of offenders.
Ministry of Justice
Oversees the work of:
HM Courts
and
Tribunals
Service
Probation
Services
Prison Systems
HM Courts
and
Tribunal Service
Contributes, by the
judiciary
, to law creation through judicial
precedent
and statutory interpretation.
Liaison with the police/independent security firms and
prisons
to ensure safe
delivery
of prisoners to court.
Arrangements of video links if a
prisoner
is not to attend court for a
hearing.
Prisoners held in court cells pending their court
hearing
and return to
prison.
Crown Prosecution Service
Advise the
police
on charging a
suspect.
Appear in
courts
to conduct the
advocacy
of a case.
HM Prison Service
Lawyers
may seek visits to
prisons
for legal consultations.
It is the
judge
who sets a term of imprisonment, including the
length
, type and whether it is concurrent or consecutive.
Those defendants who have been denied bail by the police or courts will be
remanded
to
prison.
Work with probation services when a
prisoner
is to be
released.
National Probation Service
Police will arrest a
prisoner
recalled while on
probation
and ensure return to prison.
Liaison and preparation between agencies when prisoners are released.
Overseeing prisoner once released if on license or parole.
Liaison with police should there be any issues or recall to prison if appropriate.
Overseeing all prisoners who have served a sentence of up to 2 years, and released on a license for a minimum of 12 months.
Sentencing Council
Works with
judiciary
and other legal professionals to produce
guidelines
on sentencing.
Campaigns
for
Change
Can
liaise
with various agencies for support to enable
change
to be effective.
Sarah's
Law: Worked with police on
child sex offender disclosure
scheme.
Bobby Turnbull's
campaign for a change in the
gun
licensing laws also liaised with the police.
The
Prison Reform Trust
works with prisons and other agencies to improve the
penal system.
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