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What representations he has received regarding the intimidation of witnesses. (Failed OPQ).
What representations he has received regarding the intimidation of witnesses. (Failed OPQ).
What is his timetable for allowing retrials where juries have been nobbled; and what is his estimate of the cost in this financial year and in 1994-95; what is timetable for implementing a new offence of witness intimidation; and for barring those on bail from serving on juries; and what...
What is his timetable for allowing retrials where juries have been nobbled; and what is his estimate of the cost in this financial year and in 1994-95; what is timetable for implementing a new offence of witness intimidation; and for barring those on bail from serving on juries; and what...
What steps he will take to change the law to ensure that when a court case is withdrawn due to non-attendance of witnesses and it is subsequently shown that they were deliberately prevented from attending the court the case can be resubmitted.
What steps he will take to change the law to ensure that when a court case is withdrawn due to non-attendance of witnesses and it is subsequently shown that they were deliberately prevented from attending the court the case can be resubmitted.
What recent representations he has had about cases of intimidation of witnesses in major crime trials; and what proposals he has to combat this intimidation. - Inc ref to 217 c789W & 221 c41W.
What recent representations he has had about cases of intimidation of witnesses in major crime trials; and what proposals he has to combat this intimidation. - Inc ref to 217 c789W & 221 c41W.
How many applications there have been for witnesses in criminal cases to remain anonymous in each of the last five years for which figures are available. - No figures are kept for such applications.
How many applications there have been for witnesses in criminal cases to remain anonymous in each of the last five years for which figures are available. - No figures are kept for such applications.
How many applications there have been for the use of screens during trials, excluding sexual offences and juvenile cases, during each of the last five years for which figures are available.
How many applications there have been for the use of screens during trials, excluding sexual offences and juvenile cases, during each of the last five years for which figures are available.
How many applications there have been under section 23(3)(b) of the Criminal Justice Act 1988. - No figures are kept for such applications.
How many applications there have been under section 23(3)(b) of the Criminal Justice Act 1988. - No figures are kept for such applications.
What information he has on the number of cases of violence against the person which collapsed because of witness intimidation in each of the last five years. - This info is not available.
What information he has on the number of cases of violence against the person which collapsed because of witness intimidation in each of the last five years. - This info is not available.
How many proceedings have been brought for witness intimidation in each of the last five years for which figures are available. - Inc fact that it is not possible to identify offences of interference with witness from other common law offences of attempting to pervert the course of public justice...
How many proceedings have been brought for witness intimidation in each of the last five years for which figures are available. - Inc fact that it is not possible to identify offences of interference with witness from other common law offences of attempting to pervert the course of public justice...
If he will review rules of evidence procedures, exchange of statutory requirements and court procedures in order to provide better protection of witnesses who are called to aid the prosecution of violent offenders.
If he will review rules of evidence procedures, exchange of statutory requirements and court procedures in order to provide better protection of witnesses who are called to aid the prosecution of violent offenders.