Crown Prosecution Service

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The Crown Prosecution Service is the principal public agency in England and Wales responsible for prosecuting criminal cases investigated by the police and other authorities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf government agency
non‑ministerial government department
prosecution service
abbreviation CPS
appliesPrinciple Code for Crown Prosecutors
appliesTest evidential test
public interest test
country United Kingdom
doesNotInvestigate crime
employs Crown Prosecution Service self-linksurface differs
surface form: Crown Prosecutors

administrative staff
caseworkers
ensures independence of prosecution decisions from police
formed 1986
foundedBy UK government
surface form: Government of the United Kingdom
hasChief Director of Public Prosecutions
surface form: Director of Public Prosecutions for England and Wales
hasRegion East Midlands
surface form: CPS East Midlands

CPS East of England
CPS London
CPS North West
CPS South East
CPS South West
CPS Wales
West Midlands
surface form: CPS West Midlands

CPS Yorkshire and Humberside
hasWebsite https://www.cps.gov.uk
headquartersLocation England
London, England
surface form: London
jurisdiction England and Wales
language English
legalBasis Prosecution of Offences Act 1985
legalSystem legal system of England and Wales
motto Independent and fair
oversees Crown Prosecutors in regional areas of England and Wales
parentOrganization Attorney General for England and Wales
surface form: Attorney General's Office (United Kingdom)
partOf criminal justice system of England and Wales
predecessor Director of Public Prosecutions
reportsTo Attorney General for England and Wales
responsibleFor prosecution of criminal cases investigated by other investigative authorities in England and Wales
prosecution of criminal cases investigated by the police in England and Wales
role advising police and investigators on legal issues in criminal investigations
conducting criminal prosecutions in court
deciding whether criminal cases should be prosecuted
determining appropriate charges in criminal cases
sector public sector
worksWith Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service
Serious Fraud Office
police forces in England and Wales

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Attorney General for England and Wales oversees Crown Prosecution Service
British Crown headOf Crown Prosecution Service
this entity surface form: Crown Prosecution Service (in the name of the Crown)
Solicitor General for England and Wales associatedWith Crown Prosecution Service
Director of Public Prosecutions headOf Crown Prosecution Service
Director of Public Prosecutions partOf Crown Prosecution Service
Director of Public Prosecutions officeHolderOf Crown Prosecution Service
Director of Public Prosecutions oversees Crown Prosecution Service
this entity surface form: Crown Prosecutors
Director of Public Prosecutions employer Crown Prosecution Service
Director of Public Prosecutions uses Crown Prosecution Service
this entity surface form: Code for Crown Prosecutors
Crown Prosecution Service employs Crown Prosecution Service self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Crown Prosecutors
Serious Fraud Office cooperatesWith Crown Prosecution Service
Government Legal Department worksWith Crown Prosecution Service
Attorney General’s Office (AGO) oversees Crown Prosecution Service
Attorney General’s Office (AGO) oversees Crown Prosecution Service
this entity surface form: HM Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate
National Crime Agency coordinatesWith Crown Prosecution Service
Forensic Science Regulator collaboratesWith Crown Prosecution Service
Counter Terrorism Policing collaboratesWith Crown Prosecution Service
England and Wales hasProsecutionService Crown Prosecution Service
The Solicitor General worksWith Crown Prosecution Service
subject surface form: Solicitor General for England and Wales
Sentencing Council for England and Wales worksWith Crown Prosecution Service
Prosecution of Offences Act 1985 createdBody Crown Prosecution Service
Prosecution of Offences Act 1985 allocatesFunctionTo Crown Prosecution Service
Prosecution of Offences Act 1985 relatedTo Crown Prosecution Service
Counter Terrorism Command coordinatesWith Crown Prosecution Service
Homicide and Major Crime Command cooperatesWith Crown Prosecution Service
Code for Crown Prosecutors appliesTo Crown Prosecution Service
Code for Crown Prosecutors publisher Crown Prosecution Service
Code for Crown Prosecutors firstIssuedBy Crown Prosecution Service
Code for Crown Prosecutors latestEditionPublisher Crown Prosecution Service
Code for Crown Prosecutors bindingOn Crown Prosecution Service
Code for Crown Prosecutors usedBy Crown Prosecution Service
CPS London partOf Crown Prosecution Service
CPS London hasParentOrganization Crown Prosecution Service
CPS London followsPolicyOf Crown Prosecution Service
CPS London employs Crown Prosecution Service
this entity surface form: Crown Prosecutors
CPS Wales parentOrganization Crown Prosecution Service
CPS Wales partOf Crown Prosecution Service
this entity surface form: Crown Prosecution Service Areas
CPS North West parentOrganization Crown Prosecution Service
CPS North West partOf Crown Prosecution Service
CPS South East partOf Crown Prosecution Service
CPS East of England partOf Crown Prosecution Service
CPS East of England parentOrganization Crown Prosecution Service
CPS Yorkshire and Humberside parentOrganization Crown Prosecution Service
CPS Yorkshire and Humberside partOf Crown Prosecution Service
CPS Yorkshire and Humberside governingBody Crown Prosecution Service
this entity surface form: Crown Prosecution Service Board
SFO cooperatesWith Crown Prosecution Service
subject surface form: Serious Fraud Office
Treasury Solicitor’s Department collaboratedWith Crown Prosecution Service
CPS South West parentOrganization Crown Prosecution Service
CPS South West employs Crown Prosecution Service
this entity surface form: Crown Prosecutors
John Vance employer Crown Prosecution Service