Home Affairs - Minutes of Evidence
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MINUTES OF EVIDENCE
TAKEN BEFORE THE HOME AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
TUESDAY 9 MAY 2000
Members present:
Mr Robin Corbett, in the Chair
| Mr Ian Cawsey | Bob Russell
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| Mrs Janet Dean | Mr Paul Stinchcombe
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| Mr Martin Linton | Mr David Winnick
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CONTENTS
Memorandum submitted by the Crown Prosecution Service
THE CPS ROLE IN HANDLING VULNERABLE WITNESSES
THE CPS ROLE IN DEALING WITH VICTIMS OF CRIME
THE ROLE OF THE CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE IN EXPORT EXTRADITION
REQUESTS
THE ROLE OF THE DIRECTOR IN PROSECUTIONS CONDUCTED BY
OTHER GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE COMPLAINTS PROCEDURE
CPS HANDLING OF RACIST INCIDENTS
FOLLOW UP ON THE GLIDEWELL RECOMMENDATIONS
INVESTMENT IN NEW TECHNOLOGY
STRESSES ON CPS STAFF
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CPS INSPECTORATE
REORGANISATION OF CPS TO MATCH POLICE FORCE AREAS
REVIEW OF THE CODE FOR CROWN PROSECUTORS
INTRODUCTION OF THE COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICE AND THE CRIMINAL
DEFENCE SERVICE
EFFECTS OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE (MODE OF TRIAL) BILL
CONSEQUENCES OF COURT CLOSURES
COLLECTION OF CJS STATISTICS
REFORM OF THE LAW ON CONSENTS TO PROSECUTE
LAW COMMISSION PROPOSALS ON CODIFICATION OF THE CRIMINAL
LAW
Memorandum submitted by Victim Support
THE WORK OF THE CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE
Examination of Witnesses
MR DAVID
CALVERT-SMITH
QC, Director of Public Prosecutions, MR
MARK ADDISON,
Chief Executive, Crown Prosecution Service, examined.
Question Number
1 - 19
20 - 39
40 - 59
60 - 79
80 - 99
100 - 110
Supplementary note by the Crown Prosecution Service
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