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My Lords, I wish to make a Personal Statement. On 10 December 2012, during a Report stage debate on the Crime and Courts Bill, I intervened to answer a suggestion that judges did not need protection, as reported at col. 865 of the Official Report. I had not prepared what...
My Lords, I wish to make a Personal Statement. On 10 December 2012, during a Report stage debate on the Crime and Courts Bill, I intervened to answer a suggestion that judges did not need protection, as reported at col. 865 of the Official Report. I had not prepared what...
Lords personal statement withdrawing allegations of death threats made against the Baroness by Fathers 4 Justice.
Lords personal statement withdrawing allegations of death threats made against the Baroness by Fathers 4 Justice.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice if he will consider bringing forward proposals to amend the requirement for immediacy of reporting to the police under the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme to reflect the fact that some victims may be subject to intimidation.
[126011]
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice if he will consider bringing forward proposals to amend the requirement for immediacy of reporting to the police under the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme to reflect the fact that some victims may be subject to intimidation.
[126011]
We believe it is reasonable to expect victims seeking compensation from the state to fully co-operate with the criminal justice process. However, in the draft Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme 2012 we have made provision, for the first time, for claims officers at the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority to take particular account of the effect of the incident on the applicant when considering when it was reasonably practicable to have reported the offence. This consideration would include assessing the circumstances of the case and whether the delay in reporting is the direct result of the trauma caused by the incident.