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CPS Cited 'Non-Existent' Cases in Extradition Challenge
WorldThe Independent1mo ago

CPS Cited 'Non-Existent' Cases in Extradition Challenge

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) was found to have cited 'non-existent' cases after a lawyer used AI in an extradition challenge, leading a judge to dismiss the appeals of two individuals challenging their extradition to Romania.

CPS considering charges against MP after rape arrest
WorldBBC1mo ago

CPS considering charges against MP after rape arrest

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is currently considering charges against an unnamed Member of Parliament following a rape arrest. The MP, Dan Norris, has stated he 'vigorously' denies the allegations, which include rape and sexual assault.

Andrew and Tristan Tate arrested in US, face 59 UK charges and extradition
WorldBBCAl Jazeeramorgunbladid+14forbesThe Independentn1-serbianational-posthotnewshindustan-timesdanasiefimerida+6 more21d ago17 sources

Andrew and Tristan Tate arrested in US, face 59 UK charges and extradition

Influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate have been arrested in the US, with the Crown Prosecution Service requesting their extradition to the UK on a total of 59 new charges, including rape, which their lawyer denies.

Grenfell Tower Prosecutions Recommended, Files Sent to CPS
WorldThe Guardian2mo ago

Grenfell Tower Prosecutions Recommended, Files Sent to CPS

Police have sent files to the Crown Prosecution Service recommending charges against 77 individuals in connection with the Grenfell Tower fire. Survivors express anger over the nine years it has taken to reach this point, demanding justice for those responsible.

CPS issues new guidance on ‘honour’-based and dowry abuse
PoliticsThe Guardian5mo ago

CPS issues new guidance on ‘honour’-based and dowry abuse

Updated guidance from Crown Prosecution Service covers forms of spiritual and immigration abuse for first time The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has published new guidance for its lawyers to help tackle “honour”-based abuse, with spiritual and immigration abuse included for the first time. The guidance was updated to reflect growing concerns around evolving forms of abuse and to tackle what the CPS described as “emerging harmful practices”. Continue reading...