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Lord Morris of Aberavon
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To ask Mr Attorney General, what guidance he has issued to the Crown Prosecution Service on the prosecution of asylum-seekers in transit in the United Kingdom who have been stopped for bearing false documents.
To ask Mr Attorney General, what guidance he has issued to the Crown Prosecution Service on the prosecution of asylum-seekers in transit in the United Kingdom who have been stopped for bearing false documents.
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Lord Allan of Hallam
Answered by
Lord Morris of Aberavon
(Labour)
Answering body
Attorney General
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Written questions
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For answer on
7 July 1999
Answered on
7 July 1999
Mr. Allan: To ask the Attorney-General what guidance he has issued to the Crown Prosecution Service on the prosecution of
asylum-seekers in transit in the United Kingdom who have been stopped for bearing false documents. [89672]
The Attorney-General: I have not issued specific guidance on this point. The Crown Prosecution Service has set up a multi agency
group to look at policy in relation to this issue and will consider, inter alia, whether specific guidance to prosecutors should be
issued. In these cases, as all others, Crown Prosecutors must apply the Code for Crown Prosecutors when making the decision to
prosecute. This is a set of general principles requiring the prosecutor to apply an evidential and a public interest test to
determine whether a prosecution should take place or not.
Subjects
Codes of practice; Administration of justice; Asylum; Crown Prosecution Service; Forgery; Documents; Prosecutions; Refugees
Date
7 July 1999
Reference
89672; 334 c534W
House
House of Commons