The Code for Crown Prosecutors¶
Crown Prosecution Service. (2018). The Code for Crown Prosecutors. Crown.
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- Public Interest Test
- The Crown Prosecution Service applies an analogous test in deciding whether to proceed with prosecution even when the evidential threshold is met.
This source4.9: where there is sufficient evidence to justify prosecution prosecutors must still consider whether a prosecution is required in the public interest. The two-stage Full Code Test in the Code for Crown Prosecutors (para. 4.2): the evidential stage followed by the public interest stage.
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“In every case where there is sufficient evidence to justify a prosecution or to offer an out-of-court disposal, prosecutors must go on to consider whether a prosecution is required in the public interest.”
- The Crown Prosecution Service applies an analogous test in deciding whether to proceed with prosecution even when the evidential threshold is met.
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