'Crown Prosecutor' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
The Mystery of a Hansom Cab (2012)
Actors:
John Waters (actor),
Michael Carman (actor),
Helen Morse (actress),
Denise Haratzis (editor),
Cezary Skubiszewski (composer),
Kerry Walker (actress),
Felix Williamson (actor),
Tony Rickards (actor),
Brett Climo (actor),
Wendy Cork (costume designer),
Shane Jacobson (actor),
Peter Stratford (actor),
Shawn Seet (director),
Christopher Gist (producer),
Margot McDonald (producer),
Genres:
Mystery,
The Great Mint Swindle (2012)
Actors:
Aaron McCann (actor),
Kira Bohn (miscellaneous crew),
Nick Murray (producer),
John Batchelor (actor),
Wendy Cork (costume designer),
Grant Bowler (actor),
Igor Sas (actor),
Maya Stange (actress),
Ben Young (actor),
Michael Cordell (producer),
Richard Clendinnen (producer),
Matt Hodgkinson (miscellaneous crew),
Les Hill (actor),
Geoff Bennett (director),
Paul Bennett (producer),
Plot: It's the beginning of the 1980s boom in Western Australia. Larrikin brothers Ray, Brian and Peter Mickelberg spend their days abalone fishing, flying planes, looking for adventure and developing new ways of making money. Their most bizarre venture? Selling a huge fake gold nugget "The Yellow Rose of Texas" to tycoon Alan Bond. A tale about two innocent men who become embroiled in one of the most famous heists in Australia's history. It is a mysterious twenty-year saga about their fight to clear their names over a crime that has never been solved.
Keywords: criminal-justice
Genres:
Biography,
Crime,
Drama,
The First Fagin (2012)
Actors:
Shaun Miller (producer),
Guy Gross (composer),
Miriam Margolyes (actress),
Wayne Hyett (editor),
Jade Van Der Lei (miscellaneous crew),
Jade Van Der Lei (miscellaneous crew),
Veronica Fury (producer),
Jane Hyland (costume designer),
Helen Gaynor (director),
Alan Rosenthal (producer),
Helen Gaynor (producer),
Helen Gaynor (writer),
Alan Rosenthal (director),
Alan Rosenthal (writer),
Hugh Marks (producer),
Plot: When Charles Dickens created the character of Fagin in Oliver Twist, he gave birth to one of the most infamous personas in English literature. Few people know that Dickens' portrait of Fagin was possibly based on the Jewish receiver and fencer of stolen goods, Ikey Solomon. Much as been written about Ikey's exploits, his amazing and daring prison escapes capturing people's imaginations through the generations. The First Fagin recreates the fantastical life of Ikey Solomon, the most famous criminal of his age. From London's dens of vice, to Newgate jail to Australia's prison shores, Ikey takes us on a journey into crime, punishment, adventure and love whilst struggling against the transportation system of 19th century England.
Keywords: australia, author, bailey, charles-dickens, children, convict, convict-ship, court, drunk, england
Genres:
Documentary,
Taglines: From New York to Hobart, and from the darkest jails and prison ships of England to the penal colony of Port Arthur, "The First Fagin' brings to life the passionate love and dramatic adventures of Ikey Solomon, family man, fence, and Charles Dickens' inspiration for Fagin. Love can take you places you've never dreamed of.
Until Proven Innocent (2009)
Actors:
Martyn Sanderson (actor),
Lasco Atkins (actor),
Paul Sutorius (editor),
Alan Lovell (actor),
Peter Elliott (actor),
Ken Blackburn (actor),
Miranda Harcourt (actress),
Matthew Chamberlain (actor),
Lesley Burkes-Harding (costume designer),
Cohen Holloway (actor),
Jodie Rimmer (actress),
Donna Malane (writer),
Nathan Meister (actor),
Donna Malane (producer),
Paula Boock (writer),
Plot: In 1993 David Dougherty was found guilty and imprisoned for the abduction and rape of his 11 year old neighbor. It took two trials, two high court appeals, a petition to the Governor General and 3 years, 6 months and 1 week in prison before David finally won his freedom and was found not guilty of the crime he didn't commit. But it wouldn't have happened without the unrelenting efforts of three individuals - a journalist, a lawyer and a scientist - who put their own personal and professional lives on the line in order to prove that David Dougherty was innocent.
Genres:
Drama,
Taglines: Based on the true story of wrongly convicted David Dougherty.
Wango & Maloy (2006)
Actors:
Robin Queree (actor),
Darren K. Hawkins (actor),
Marc Kay (actor),
Marc Kay (actor),
Steven O'Donnell (actor),
Paul J. Mailath (actor),
Terry Kyle (actor),
Terry Kyle (producer),
Terry Kyle (producer),
Terry Kyle (writer),
Jacquie Wilson (miscellaneous crew),
Ricky Price (actor),
Kristian Laslett (writer),
Kristian Laslett (director),
Leo Domigan (actor),
Genres:
Comedy,
Catching the Chameleon (2005)
Actors:
Stephen Dimopoulos (actor),
Tim Post (actor),
Chris Fassbender (actor),
Bruce Leitl (composer),
Rick Ash (actor),
Eric Rebalkin (miscellaneous crew),
Josh Miller (producer),
Robert Clinton (actor),
Geoff Browne (director),
Galen Pendleton (miscellaneous crew),
Brian Copping (actor),
Karen Gartner (actress),
Jill Concannon (costume designer),
Franco Dottor (miscellaneous crew),
Scot Morison (writer),
Genres:
Drama,
Chopper (2000)
Actors:
Eric Bana (actor),
John Fox (miscellaneous crew),
Ken Sallows (editor),
David Field (actor),
Terry Ryan (costume designer),
Bill Young (actor),
Gary Waddell (actor),
Vince Colosimo (actor),
Dan Wyllie (actor),
David Ross Paterson (actor),
Robert Rabiah (actor),
Mick Harvey (composer),
Simon Lyndon (actor),
Al Clark (producer),
Joanne McLennan (miscellaneous crew),
Plot: Chopper tells the intense story of Mark "Chopper" Read, a legendary criminal who wrote his autobiography while serving a murder sentence in prison. His book, From the Inside, upon which the film is based, was a best-seller.
Keywords: abuse, arrogance, australia, bar, bare-chested-male, based-on-book, based-on-true-story, beating, bed, beer
Genres:
Biography,
Comedy,
Crime,
Drama,
Taglines: Never let the truth get in the way of a good yarn. The truth, the half-truth, and nothing like the truth.
Quotes:
Chopper: Why would I shoot a bloke BANG, then drive him to the bloody car and wizz him off to the hospital at a hundred miles an hour? It defeats the purpose of having shot him in the first place.
Chopper: I'm just a bloody normal bloke. A normal bloke who likes a bit of torture.
Chopper: Oh, Keithy. I always thought I was a good bloke.::Keithy George: Ha. What did you ever do that was good?::Chopper: Well, I bashed you. That was good, wasn't it? It was good for a bit of a giggle, anyway.
Chopper: Jimmy, if you keep stabbing me, you're going to kill me.
Chopper: Look, all I can tell you is what I've already told Mister Beasley: none of us saw anything. It was just one of those things: Bluey Barnes was reading a magazine; Ambrose Hatcheson was taking a piss; Johnny Price was washing his hands; Jimmy Loughnan was watching a bullant crawl across the table, and I was watching Jimmy watching the bullant.
Chopper: Aw, look. The bloke's been my best mate since 1975. We've had our fall-outs from time to time. It's no big deal. It's like... if your mum stabbed you.
Chopper: Look, you're not still angry at me about the leg, are you?::Neville Bartos: Nah, forget about it.::Chopper: Because I don't know if you remember, Neville, but I had that bloody shotgun pointed at your head. I reconsidered and dropped it down to your kneecap. Remember?::Neville Bartos: Forget about it. All right?::Chopper: I mean, what the bloody hell were you doing getting lippy at me with a bloody shotgun? I had a bloody loaded shotgun.::Neville Bartos: The leg is okay, all right?
Interviewer: You've written a best-seller...::Chopper: Yeah, I know - and I can't even bloody spell. What about those poor bloody academics, those college graduates, battling their guts out to write some airy-fairy piece of exaggerated artwork? And here's a bloke, sitting in a cell, who can't spell, and he's written a best-seller. It's sold two hundred and fifty thousand copies. And it's still selling. And he's writing another one. And I can't even spell. I'm semi-bloody-illiterate.
Chopper: Even Beethoven had his critics. See if you can name three of them.
Chopper: Beethoven had his critics too, Keithy, see if you can name three of them. [Keithy continues walking back and forth, confused] That's right, you can't.
Xiang Gang qi an 2: Xiong sha (1976)
Actors:
Chung Tien Shih (actor),
Hsieh Wang (actor),
Wei Lu (actor),
Hua Chung (actor),
Yi-Hsiung Chi (actor),
Fei Ai (actor),
Han Chiang (actor),
Shen Chan (actor),
Hsiung Kao (actor),
Sau Kei Lee (actor),
Heng Li (actor),
Shang Yun Liang (actor),
Kwok Choi Hon (actor),
Han Ling (actor),
Hang-Sheng Wu (actor),
Plot: Part 1: 'The Deaf Mute Killer' - A deaf and mute man is pushed to murder after being wrongly accused of rape. Part 2: 'Mama San'- A brothel madam has a man killed for not paying his debts. Part 3: 'The Informer' - A traffic cop is murdered by a police informer and his gun stolen. Part 4: 'Nude in a Box' - The discovery of the body of a dead woman results in a man being put on trial.
Keywords: 1970s, angry-mob, anthology, based-on-true-story, beating, beating-with-a-belt, belt-whipping, brothel, brothel-madam, deaf-man
Genres:
Crime,
Drama,
Black Magic (1949)
Actors:
Gregory Ratoff (producer),
Milly Vitale (actress),
Frank Latimore (actor),
Valentina Cortese (actress),
Silvana Mangano (actress),
Harriet Medin (actress),
Orson Welles (actor),
Franco Corsaro (actor),
Akim Tamiroff (actor),
Ronald Adam (actor),
Gregory Gaye (actor),
Gregory Gaye (actor),
Raymond Burr (actor),
Charles Bennett (writer),
Edward Small (producer),
Plot: Giuseppe Balsamo detto Cagliostro, zingaro e mago, vuole vendicarsi del visconte di Montagne, che ha torturato, in passato, lui e la sua famiglia. Usando i suoi poteri ipnotici, Cagliostro spinge il visconte al suicidio. Dopo un matrimonio fallito (sua moglie ama Gilbert, un ufficiale della guardia della Regina) e dopo essere stato smascherato in pubblico dal dottor Mesmer, famoso ipnotista, viene ucciso in duello sui tetti dal capitano delle guardie.
Keywords: 18th-century, based-on-novel, carnival, castle, charlatan, circus, death-by-hanging, death-of-father, death-of-mother, deceit
Genres:
Drama,
Mystery,
Romance,
Taglines: The biggest picture in ten years! The greatest cavalcade of intrigue, spectacle, adventure and excitement you'll ever see on the screen
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On The Job - Crown Prosecutor
Ben prosecutes his first case in court.
published: 19 Feb 2013
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What the CPS does, and what happens at court
Video produced by CPS Gwent, that is relevent to people throughout England and Wales about how the Crown Prosecution Service works, and what it is like going to court.
The work of the Witness care Unit is explained, the job of the Crown Advocate, and Hate Crime Scrutiny Panels.
The CPS is responsible for prosecuting criminal cases in England and Wales, and this video will e of interest to anyone involved in criminal cases, particularly the victims and witnesses of crimes.
published: 04 Aug 2010
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Graduate careers in law - Crown Prosecutor
Birmingham City University law graduate Jason Corden Bower shares his career story. http://www.bcu.ac.uk/law
published: 23 Dec 2016
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CPS Barrister: What does the job of a Crime Prosecution Barrister involve?
Visit http://www.careerplayer.com to watch the full interview with incredible insights into the role of a crime prosecution barrister and graduate careers in law...
published: 25 May 2012
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cold chisel
mr crown prosecuter
published: 27 Feb 2007
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Chief Crown Prosecutor Steve Bilodeau discusses the sentencing of Travis Baumgartner
In this interview with Edmonton Chief Crown Prosecutor Steve Bilodeau, we learn how the sentencing came about and the series of events leading up to Travis Baumgartner sentence to life without the possibility of parole for 40 years. The harshest sentence handed down in Canada since execution was abolished in 1962.
Baumgartner is the first multiple murderer sentenced under a new Canadian law which allows judges to order that sentences be served consecutively rather than concurrently.
Working as an armoured car guard, Baumgartner fatally shot three of his coworkers and critically wounded another.
Travis Baumgartner plead guilty to first-degree murder in the death of Edgardo Rejano, two counts of second degree murder in the deaths of Michelle Shegelski and Brian Ilesic, and guilty of one...
published: 08 Oct 2013
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France: Crown Prosecutor briefs press on site following Champs-Elysees shooting
French Interior Ministry spokesperson Pierre-Henry Brandet and Crown Prosecutor Francois Molins held a press briefing at the scene of the deadly shooting that killed one and injured two police officers at the Champs-Elysees in central Paris, Thursday.
One police officer was killed and two others injured during a deadly shooting at the Champs-Elysees in central Paris. The assailant was reportedly shot and killed by police while attempting to run away.
SOT, Francois Molins, Crown Prosecutor (French): "The terrorist has been neutralised by the police. The terrorism prosecution unit of Paris started its work immediately. We have begun an investigation into the following charges: murder, attempted murder of a public official in relation to terrorism, and conspiracy."
SOT, Francois Molins, Cr...
published: 21 Apr 2017
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A prosecutor's vision for a better justice system | Adam Foss
When a kid commits a crime, the US justice system has a choice: prosecute to the full extent of the law, or take a step back and ask if saddling young people with criminal records is the right thing to do every time. In this searching talk, Adam Foss, a prosecutor with the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office in Boston, makes his case for a reformed justice system that replaces wrath with opportunity, changing people's lives for the better instead of ruining them.
TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes (or less). Look for talks on Technology, Entertainment and Design -- plus science, business, global issues, the arts and much more.
Find closed...
published: 12 Apr 2016
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SXH (Appellant) v The Crown Prosecution Service (Respondent)
[2017] UKSC 30
UKSC 2014/0148
SXH (Appellant) v The Crown Prosecution Service (Respondent)
On appeal from the Court of Appeal (Civil Division) (England and Wales)
The appellant fled her home country of Somalia in late 2008 as a result of extreme sexual and physical violence she had suffered there. She travelled to Yemen and then to the United Kingdom using a false travel document, arriving on 27 December 2009, and applied for asylum once she had entered the country. It is not in dispute that it was not possible for her to obtain proper documentation in Somalia. When it became clear that she had entered the country using a false travel document she was detained and charged with possessing a false document under s.25(1) of the Identity Cards Act 2006 and prosecution proceedings began. On...
published: 11 Apr 2017
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Mark Tedeschi QC - Part 1 - Role of a Prosecutor and Presumption of Innocence
NSW Senior Crown Prosecutor, Mark Tedeschi QC, discusses the role and responsibilities of a prosecutor, the presumption of innocence, and the standard of proof in a criminal trial.
published: 16 Oct 2012
What the CPS does, and what happens at court
videos
Video produced by
CPS Gwent, that is relevent to people throughout
England and Wales about how the
Crown Prosecution Service works, and what it is like going to court.
The work of the
Witness care
Unit is explained, the job of the
Crown Advocate, and
Hate Crime Scrutiny Panels.
The CPS is responsible for prosecuting criminal cases in England and Wales, and this video will e of interest to anyone involved in criminal cases, particularly the victims and witnesses of crimes.
https://wn.com/What_The_Cps_Does,_And_What_Happens_At_Court
Video produced by
CPS Gwent, that is relevent to people throughout
England and Wales about how the
Crown Prosecution Service works, and what it is like going to court.
The work of the
Witness care
Unit is explained, the job of the
Crown Advocate, and
Hate Crime Scrutiny Panels.
The CPS is responsible for prosecuting criminal cases in England and Wales, and this video will e of interest to anyone involved in criminal cases, particularly the victims and witnesses of crimes.
- published: 04 Aug 2010
- views: 40894
CPS Barrister: What does the job of a Crime Prosecution Barrister involve?
videos
Visit http://www.careerplayer.com to watch the full interview with incredible insights into the role of a crime prosecution barrister and graduate careers in la
...
Visit http://www.careerplayer.com to watch the full interview with incredible insights into the role of a crime prosecution barrister and graduate careers in law
...
https://wn.com/Cps_Barrister_What_Does_The_Job_Of_A_Crime_Prosecution_Barrister_Involve
Visit http://www.careerplayer.com to watch the full interview with incredible insights into the role of a crime prosecution barrister and graduate careers in law
...
- published: 25 May 2012
- views: 1855
Chief Crown Prosecutor Steve Bilodeau discusses the sentencing of Travis Baumgartner
videos
In this interview with
Edmonton Chief Crown Prosecutor Steve Bilodeau, we learn how the sentencing came about and the series of events leading up to
Travis Baumgartner sentence to life without the possibility of parole for 40 years. The harshest sentence handed down in
Canada since execution was abolished in 1962.
Baumgartner is the first multiple murderer sentenced under a new
Canadian law which allows judges to order that sentences be served consecutively rather than concurrently.
Working as an armoured car guard, Baumgartner fatally shot three of his coworkers and critically wounded another.
Travis Baumgartner plead guilty to first-degree murder in the death of Edgardo Rejano, two counts of second degree murder in the deaths of
Michelle Shegelski and
Brian Ilesic, and guilty of one count of attempted murder in the shooting of
Matthew Schuman.
https://wn.com/Chief_Crown_Prosecutor_Steve_Bilodeau_Discusses_The_Sentencing_Of_Travis_Baumgartner
In this interview with
Edmonton Chief Crown Prosecutor Steve Bilodeau, we learn how the sentencing came about and the series of events leading up to
Travis Baumgartner sentence to life without the possibility of parole for 40 years. The harshest sentence handed down in
Canada since execution was abolished in 1962.
Baumgartner is the first multiple murderer sentenced under a new
Canadian law which allows judges to order that sentences be served consecutively rather than concurrently.
Working as an armoured car guard, Baumgartner fatally shot three of his coworkers and critically wounded another.
Travis Baumgartner plead guilty to first-degree murder in the death of Edgardo Rejano, two counts of second degree murder in the deaths of
Michelle Shegelski and
Brian Ilesic, and guilty of one count of attempted murder in the shooting of
Matthew Schuman.
- published: 08 Oct 2013
- views: 2384
France: Crown Prosecutor briefs press on site following Champs-Elysees shooting
videos
French Interior Ministry spokesperson Pierre-Henry Brandet and
Crown Prosecutor Francois Molins held a press briefing at the scene of the deadly shooting that killed one and injured two police officers at the Champs-Elysees in central
Paris, Thursday.
One police officer was killed and two others injured during a deadly shooting at the Champs-Elysees in central Paris. The assailant was reportedly shot and killed by police while attempting to run away.
SOT, Francois Molins, Crown Prosecutor (French): "The terrorist has been neutralised by the police. The terrorism prosecution unit of Paris started its work immediately. We have begun an investigation into the following charges: murder, attempted murder of a public official in relation to terrorism, and conspiracy."
SOT, Francois Molins, Crown Prosecutor (French): "All I can add is that the identity of the assailant is known. It has been verified, but
I am not giving it to you as prequisitions are taking place now. Investigations are ongoing, as we are working on understanding whether the man was helped by a third party."
SOT, Pierre-Henry Brandet, French Interior Ministry spokesperson (French): "A tourist was injured by a burst [of fire].
The Minister of the Interior is meeting his colleagues in a few minutes. He is meeting the
First Response team and the units in charge of dealing with the population, security and traffic."
Video ID: 20170421-002
Video on Demand:
http://www.ruptly.tv
Contact: cd@ruptly.tv
Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly
https://wn.com/France_Crown_Prosecutor_Briefs_Press_On_Site_Following_Champs_Elysees_Shooting
French Interior Ministry spokesperson Pierre-Henry Brandet and
Crown Prosecutor Francois Molins held a press briefing at the scene of the deadly shooting that killed one and injured two police officers at the Champs-Elysees in central
Paris, Thursday.
One police officer was killed and two others injured during a deadly shooting at the Champs-Elysees in central Paris. The assailant was reportedly shot and killed by police while attempting to run away.
SOT, Francois Molins, Crown Prosecutor (French): "The terrorist has been neutralised by the police. The terrorism prosecution unit of Paris started its work immediately. We have begun an investigation into the following charges: murder, attempted murder of a public official in relation to terrorism, and conspiracy."
SOT, Francois Molins, Crown Prosecutor (French): "All I can add is that the identity of the assailant is known. It has been verified, but
I am not giving it to you as prequisitions are taking place now. Investigations are ongoing, as we are working on understanding whether the man was helped by a third party."
SOT, Pierre-Henry Brandet, French Interior Ministry spokesperson (French): "A tourist was injured by a burst [of fire].
The Minister of the Interior is meeting his colleagues in a few minutes. He is meeting the
First Response team and the units in charge of dealing with the population, security and traffic."
Video ID: 20170421-002
Video on Demand:
http://www.ruptly.tv
Contact: cd@ruptly.tv
Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly
- published: 21 Apr 2017
- views: 254
A prosecutor's vision for a better justice system | Adam Foss
videos
When a kid commits a crime, the US justice system has a choice: prosecute to the full extent of the law, or take a step back and ask if saddling young people wi
...
When a kid commits a crime, the US justice system has a choice: prosecute to the full extent of the law, or take a step back and ask if saddling young people with criminal records is the right thing to do every time. In this searching talk,
Adam Foss, a prosecutor with the
Suffolk County District Attorney's
Office in
Boston, makes his case for a reformed justice system that replaces wrath with opportunity, changing people's lives for the better instead of ruining them.
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When a kid commits a crime, the US justice system has a choice: prosecute to the full extent of the law, or take a step back and ask if saddling young people with criminal records is the right thing to do every time. In this searching talk,
Adam Foss, a prosecutor with the
Suffolk County District Attorney's
Office in
Boston, makes his case for a reformed justice system that replaces wrath with opportunity, changing people's lives for the better instead of ruining them.
TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the
TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes (or less).
Look for talks on
Technology,
Entertainment and
Design -- plus science, business, global issues, the arts and much more.
Find closed captions and translated subtitles in many languages at
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- published: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 85860
SXH (Appellant) v The Crown Prosecution Service (Respondent)
videos
[2017]
UKSC 30
UKSC 2014/0148
SXH (Appellant) v
The Crown Prosecution Service (Respondent)
On appeal from the
Court of Appeal (Civil
Division) (
England and Wales)
The appellant fled her home country of
Somalia in late 2008 as a result of extreme sexual and physical violence she had suffered there. She travelled to
Yemen and then to the
United Kingdom using a false travel document, arriving on
27 December 2009, and applied for asylum once she had entered the country. It is not in dispute that it was not possible for her to obtain proper documentation in Somalia. When it became clear that she had entered the country using a false travel document she was detained and charged with possessing a false document under s.25(1) of the
Identity Cards Act 2006 and prosecution proceedings began. On 10 June the appellant was granted asylum. At a mention hearing the next day, the
CPS offered no evidence. The appellant was found not guilty and released from custody. The appellant brought proceedings seeking damages from the CPS. The issues in this case are whether the appellant's entry into the UK as an asylum seeker and the decision to prosecute her for entering with false travel documentation engaged
Article 8 of the
ECHR, and whether the decision to prosecute was disproportionate.
The Supreme Court unanimously dismisses the appeal.
https://wn.com/Sxh_(Appellant)_V_The_Crown_Prosecution_Service_(Respondent)
[2017]
UKSC 30
UKSC 2014/0148
SXH (Appellant) v
The Crown Prosecution Service (Respondent)
On appeal from the
Court of Appeal (Civil
Division) (
England and Wales)
The appellant fled her home country of
Somalia in late 2008 as a result of extreme sexual and physical violence she had suffered there. She travelled to
Yemen and then to the
United Kingdom using a false travel document, arriving on
27 December 2009, and applied for asylum once she had entered the country. It is not in dispute that it was not possible for her to obtain proper documentation in Somalia. When it became clear that she had entered the country using a false travel document she was detained and charged with possessing a false document under s.25(1) of the
Identity Cards Act 2006 and prosecution proceedings began. On 10 June the appellant was granted asylum. At a mention hearing the next day, the
CPS offered no evidence. The appellant was found not guilty and released from custody. The appellant brought proceedings seeking damages from the CPS. The issues in this case are whether the appellant's entry into the UK as an asylum seeker and the decision to prosecute her for entering with false travel documentation engaged
Article 8 of the
ECHR, and whether the decision to prosecute was disproportionate.
The Supreme Court unanimously dismisses the appeal.
- published: 11 Apr 2017
- views: 102
Mark Tedeschi QC - Part 1 - Role of a Prosecutor and Presumption of Innocence
videos
NSW Senior Crown Prosecutor,
Mark Tedeschi QC, discusses the role and responsibilities of a prosecutor, the presumption of innocence, and the standard of proof
...
NSW Senior Crown Prosecutor,
Mark Tedeschi QC, discusses the role and responsibilities of a prosecutor, the presumption of innocence, and the standard of proof in a criminal trial.
https://wn.com/Mark_Tedeschi_Qc_Part_1_Role_Of_A_Prosecutor_And_Presumption_Of_Innocence
NSW Senior Crown Prosecutor,
Mark Tedeschi QC, discusses the role and responsibilities of a prosecutor, the presumption of innocence, and the standard of proof in a criminal trial.
- published: 16 Oct 2012
- views: 2895
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On The Job - Crown Prosecutor
Ben prosecutes his first case in court.
published: 19 Feb 2013
-
What the CPS does, and what happens at court
Video produced by CPS Gwent, that is relevent to people throughout England and Wales about how the Crown Prosecution Service works, and what it is like going to court.
The work of the Witness care Unit is explained, the job of the Crown Advocate, and Hate Crime Scrutiny Panels.
The CPS is responsible for prosecuting criminal cases in England and Wales, and this video will e of interest to anyone involved in criminal cases, particularly the victims and witnesses of crimes.
published: 04 Aug 2010
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Graduate careers in law - Crown Prosecutor
Birmingham City University law graduate Jason Corden Bower shares his career story. http://www.bcu.ac.uk/law
published: 23 Dec 2016
-
CPS Barrister: What does the job of a Crime Prosecution Barrister involve?
Visit http://www.careerplayer.com to watch the full interview with incredible insights into the role of a crime prosecution barrister and graduate careers in law...
published: 25 May 2012
-
cold chisel
mr crown prosecuter
published: 27 Feb 2007
-
Chief Crown Prosecutor Steve Bilodeau discusses the sentencing of Travis Baumgartner
In this interview with Edmonton Chief Crown Prosecutor Steve Bilodeau, we learn how the sentencing came about and the series of events leading up to Travis Baumgartner sentence to life without the possibility of parole for 40 years. The harshest sentence handed down in Canada since execution was abolished in 1962.
Baumgartner is the first multiple murderer sentenced under a new Canadian law which allows judges to order that sentences be served consecutively rather than concurrently.
Working as an armoured car guard, Baumgartner fatally shot three of his coworkers and critically wounded another.
Travis Baumgartner plead guilty to first-degree murder in the death of Edgardo Rejano, two counts of second degree murder in the deaths of Michelle Shegelski and Brian Ilesic, and guilty of one...
published: 08 Oct 2013
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France: Crown Prosecutor briefs press on site following Champs-Elysees shooting
French Interior Ministry spokesperson Pierre-Henry Brandet and Crown Prosecutor Francois Molins held a press briefing at the scene of the deadly shooting that killed one and injured two police officers at the Champs-Elysees in central Paris, Thursday.
One police officer was killed and two others injured during a deadly shooting at the Champs-Elysees in central Paris. The assailant was reportedly shot and killed by police while attempting to run away.
SOT, Francois Molins, Crown Prosecutor (French): "The terrorist has been neutralised by the police. The terrorism prosecution unit of Paris started its work immediately. We have begun an investigation into the following charges: murder, attempted murder of a public official in relation to terrorism, and conspiracy."
SOT, Francois Molins, Cr...
published: 21 Apr 2017
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A prosecutor's vision for a better justice system | Adam Foss
When a kid commits a crime, the US justice system has a choice: prosecute to the full extent of the law, or take a step back and ask if saddling young people with criminal records is the right thing to do every time. In this searching talk, Adam Foss, a prosecutor with the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office in Boston, makes his case for a reformed justice system that replaces wrath with opportunity, changing people's lives for the better instead of ruining them.
TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes (or less). Look for talks on Technology, Entertainment and Design -- plus science, business, global issues, the arts and much more.
Find closed...
published: 12 Apr 2016
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SXH (Appellant) v The Crown Prosecution Service (Respondent)
[2017] UKSC 30
UKSC 2014/0148
SXH (Appellant) v The Crown Prosecution Service (Respondent)
On appeal from the Court of Appeal (Civil Division) (England and Wales)
The appellant fled her home country of Somalia in late 2008 as a result of extreme sexual and physical violence she had suffered there. She travelled to Yemen and then to the United Kingdom using a false travel document, arriving on 27 December 2009, and applied for asylum once she had entered the country. It is not in dispute that it was not possible for her to obtain proper documentation in Somalia. When it became clear that she had entered the country using a false travel document she was detained and charged with possessing a false document under s.25(1) of the Identity Cards Act 2006 and prosecution proceedings began. On...
published: 11 Apr 2017
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Mark Tedeschi QC - Part 1 - Role of a Prosecutor and Presumption of Innocence
NSW Senior Crown Prosecutor, Mark Tedeschi QC, discusses the role and responsibilities of a prosecutor, the presumption of innocence, and the standard of proof in a criminal trial.
published: 16 Oct 2012
What the CPS does, and what happens at court
videos
Video produced by
CPS Gwent, that is relevent to people throughout
England and Wales about how the
Crown Prosecution Service works, and what it is like going to court.
The work of the
Witness care
Unit is explained, the job of the
Crown Advocate, and
Hate Crime Scrutiny Panels.
The CPS is responsible for prosecuting criminal cases in England and Wales, and this video will e of interest to anyone involved in criminal cases, particularly the victims and witnesses of crimes.
https://wn.com/What_The_Cps_Does,_And_What_Happens_At_Court
Video produced by
CPS Gwent, that is relevent to people throughout
England and Wales about how the
Crown Prosecution Service works, and what it is like going to court.
The work of the
Witness care
Unit is explained, the job of the
Crown Advocate, and
Hate Crime Scrutiny Panels.
The CPS is responsible for prosecuting criminal cases in England and Wales, and this video will e of interest to anyone involved in criminal cases, particularly the victims and witnesses of crimes.
- published: 04 Aug 2010
- views: 40894
CPS Barrister: What does the job of a Crime Prosecution Barrister involve?
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Visit http://www.careerplayer.com to watch the full interview with incredible insights into the role of a crime prosecution barrister and graduate careers in la
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Visit http://www.careerplayer.com to watch the full interview with incredible insights into the role of a crime prosecution barrister and graduate careers in law
...
https://wn.com/Cps_Barrister_What_Does_The_Job_Of_A_Crime_Prosecution_Barrister_Involve
Visit http://www.careerplayer.com to watch the full interview with incredible insights into the role of a crime prosecution barrister and graduate careers in law
...
- published: 25 May 2012
- views: 1855
Chief Crown Prosecutor Steve Bilodeau discusses the sentencing of Travis Baumgartner
videos
In this interview with
Edmonton Chief Crown Prosecutor Steve Bilodeau, we learn how the sentencing came about and the series of events leading up to
Travis Baumgartner sentence to life without the possibility of parole for 40 years. The harshest sentence handed down in
Canada since execution was abolished in 1962.
Baumgartner is the first multiple murderer sentenced under a new
Canadian law which allows judges to order that sentences be served consecutively rather than concurrently.
Working as an armoured car guard, Baumgartner fatally shot three of his coworkers and critically wounded another.
Travis Baumgartner plead guilty to first-degree murder in the death of Edgardo Rejano, two counts of second degree murder in the deaths of
Michelle Shegelski and
Brian Ilesic, and guilty of one count of attempted murder in the shooting of
Matthew Schuman.
https://wn.com/Chief_Crown_Prosecutor_Steve_Bilodeau_Discusses_The_Sentencing_Of_Travis_Baumgartner
In this interview with
Edmonton Chief Crown Prosecutor Steve Bilodeau, we learn how the sentencing came about and the series of events leading up to
Travis Baumgartner sentence to life without the possibility of parole for 40 years. The harshest sentence handed down in
Canada since execution was abolished in 1962.
Baumgartner is the first multiple murderer sentenced under a new
Canadian law which allows judges to order that sentences be served consecutively rather than concurrently.
Working as an armoured car guard, Baumgartner fatally shot three of his coworkers and critically wounded another.
Travis Baumgartner plead guilty to first-degree murder in the death of Edgardo Rejano, two counts of second degree murder in the deaths of
Michelle Shegelski and
Brian Ilesic, and guilty of one count of attempted murder in the shooting of
Matthew Schuman.
- published: 08 Oct 2013
- views: 2384
France: Crown Prosecutor briefs press on site following Champs-Elysees shooting
videos
French Interior Ministry spokesperson Pierre-Henry Brandet and
Crown Prosecutor Francois Molins held a press briefing at the scene of the deadly shooting that killed one and injured two police officers at the Champs-Elysees in central
Paris, Thursday.
One police officer was killed and two others injured during a deadly shooting at the Champs-Elysees in central Paris. The assailant was reportedly shot and killed by police while attempting to run away.
SOT, Francois Molins, Crown Prosecutor (French): "The terrorist has been neutralised by the police. The terrorism prosecution unit of Paris started its work immediately. We have begun an investigation into the following charges: murder, attempted murder of a public official in relation to terrorism, and conspiracy."
SOT, Francois Molins, Crown Prosecutor (French): "All I can add is that the identity of the assailant is known. It has been verified, but
I am not giving it to you as prequisitions are taking place now. Investigations are ongoing, as we are working on understanding whether the man was helped by a third party."
SOT, Pierre-Henry Brandet, French Interior Ministry spokesperson (French): "A tourist was injured by a burst [of fire].
The Minister of the Interior is meeting his colleagues in a few minutes. He is meeting the
First Response team and the units in charge of dealing with the population, security and traffic."
Video ID: 20170421-002
Video on Demand:
http://www.ruptly.tv
Contact: cd@ruptly.tv
Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly
https://wn.com/France_Crown_Prosecutor_Briefs_Press_On_Site_Following_Champs_Elysees_Shooting
French Interior Ministry spokesperson Pierre-Henry Brandet and
Crown Prosecutor Francois Molins held a press briefing at the scene of the deadly shooting that killed one and injured two police officers at the Champs-Elysees in central
Paris, Thursday.
One police officer was killed and two others injured during a deadly shooting at the Champs-Elysees in central Paris. The assailant was reportedly shot and killed by police while attempting to run away.
SOT, Francois Molins, Crown Prosecutor (French): "The terrorist has been neutralised by the police. The terrorism prosecution unit of Paris started its work immediately. We have begun an investigation into the following charges: murder, attempted murder of a public official in relation to terrorism, and conspiracy."
SOT, Francois Molins, Crown Prosecutor (French): "All I can add is that the identity of the assailant is known. It has been verified, but
I am not giving it to you as prequisitions are taking place now. Investigations are ongoing, as we are working on understanding whether the man was helped by a third party."
SOT, Pierre-Henry Brandet, French Interior Ministry spokesperson (French): "A tourist was injured by a burst [of fire].
The Minister of the Interior is meeting his colleagues in a few minutes. He is meeting the
First Response team and the units in charge of dealing with the population, security and traffic."
Video ID: 20170421-002
Video on Demand:
http://www.ruptly.tv
Contact: cd@ruptly.tv
Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly
- published: 21 Apr 2017
- views: 254
A prosecutor's vision for a better justice system | Adam Foss
videos
When a kid commits a crime, the US justice system has a choice: prosecute to the full extent of the law, or take a step back and ask if saddling young people wi
...
When a kid commits a crime, the US justice system has a choice: prosecute to the full extent of the law, or take a step back and ask if saddling young people with criminal records is the right thing to do every time. In this searching talk,
Adam Foss, a prosecutor with the
Suffolk County District Attorney's
Office in
Boston, makes his case for a reformed justice system that replaces wrath with opportunity, changing people's lives for the better instead of ruining them.
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https://wn.com/A_Prosecutor's_Vision_For_A_Better_Justice_System_|_Adam_Foss
When a kid commits a crime, the US justice system has a choice: prosecute to the full extent of the law, or take a step back and ask if saddling young people with criminal records is the right thing to do every time. In this searching talk,
Adam Foss, a prosecutor with the
Suffolk County District Attorney's
Office in
Boston, makes his case for a reformed justice system that replaces wrath with opportunity, changing people's lives for the better instead of ruining them.
TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the
TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes (or less).
Look for talks on
Technology,
Entertainment and
Design -- plus science, business, global issues, the arts and much more.
Find closed captions and translated subtitles in many languages at
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- published: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 85860
SXH (Appellant) v The Crown Prosecution Service (Respondent)
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[2017]
UKSC 30
UKSC 2014/0148
SXH (Appellant) v
The Crown Prosecution Service (Respondent)
On appeal from the
Court of Appeal (Civil
Division) (
England and Wales)
The appellant fled her home country of
Somalia in late 2008 as a result of extreme sexual and physical violence she had suffered there. She travelled to
Yemen and then to the
United Kingdom using a false travel document, arriving on
27 December 2009, and applied for asylum once she had entered the country. It is not in dispute that it was not possible for her to obtain proper documentation in Somalia. When it became clear that she had entered the country using a false travel document she was detained and charged with possessing a false document under s.25(1) of the
Identity Cards Act 2006 and prosecution proceedings began. On 10 June the appellant was granted asylum. At a mention hearing the next day, the
CPS offered no evidence. The appellant was found not guilty and released from custody. The appellant brought proceedings seeking damages from the CPS. The issues in this case are whether the appellant's entry into the UK as an asylum seeker and the decision to prosecute her for entering with false travel documentation engaged
Article 8 of the
ECHR, and whether the decision to prosecute was disproportionate.
The Supreme Court unanimously dismisses the appeal.
https://wn.com/Sxh_(Appellant)_V_The_Crown_Prosecution_Service_(Respondent)
[2017]
UKSC 30
UKSC 2014/0148
SXH (Appellant) v
The Crown Prosecution Service (Respondent)
On appeal from the
Court of Appeal (Civil
Division) (
England and Wales)
The appellant fled her home country of
Somalia in late 2008 as a result of extreme sexual and physical violence she had suffered there. She travelled to
Yemen and then to the
United Kingdom using a false travel document, arriving on
27 December 2009, and applied for asylum once she had entered the country. It is not in dispute that it was not possible for her to obtain proper documentation in Somalia. When it became clear that she had entered the country using a false travel document she was detained and charged with possessing a false document under s.25(1) of the
Identity Cards Act 2006 and prosecution proceedings began. On 10 June the appellant was granted asylum. At a mention hearing the next day, the
CPS offered no evidence. The appellant was found not guilty and released from custody. The appellant brought proceedings seeking damages from the CPS. The issues in this case are whether the appellant's entry into the UK as an asylum seeker and the decision to prosecute her for entering with false travel documentation engaged
Article 8 of the
ECHR, and whether the decision to prosecute was disproportionate.
The Supreme Court unanimously dismisses the appeal.
- published: 11 Apr 2017
- views: 102
Mark Tedeschi QC - Part 1 - Role of a Prosecutor and Presumption of Innocence
videos
NSW Senior Crown Prosecutor,
Mark Tedeschi QC, discusses the role and responsibilities of a prosecutor, the presumption of innocence, and the standard of proof
...
NSW Senior Crown Prosecutor,
Mark Tedeschi QC, discusses the role and responsibilities of a prosecutor, the presumption of innocence, and the standard of proof in a criminal trial.
https://wn.com/Mark_Tedeschi_Qc_Part_1_Role_Of_A_Prosecutor_And_Presumption_Of_Innocence
NSW Senior Crown Prosecutor,
Mark Tedeschi QC, discusses the role and responsibilities of a prosecutor, the presumption of innocence, and the standard of proof in a criminal trial.
- published: 16 Oct 2012
- views: 2895