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    CPS issues ‘revenge porn’ guidance

    CPS issues ‘revenge porn’ guidance

    This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 7th August 2015 15:31.

    The Crown Prosecution Service has issued guidance to ensure prosecutors are up to date with ‘revenge porn’ legislation as the first person believed...

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    Re: CPS issues ‘revenge porn’ guidance

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    The Crown Prosecution Service has issued guidance to ensure prosecutors are up to date with ‘revenge porn’ legislation

    "ensuring, within the CPS, that ‘all relevant staff have the most up-to-date guidance, and the benefit of learning from their colleagues, so we have circulated details of case studies we now have to help improve our expertise in using the new legislation".



    The mind boggles.

    Plan B x

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      Re: CPS issues ‘revenge porn’ guidance

      Originally posted by PlanB View Post
      "ensuring, within the CPS, that ‘all relevant staff have the most up-to-date guidance, and the benefit of learning from their colleagues, so we have circulated details of case studies we now have to help improve our expertise in using the new legislation".



      The mind boggles.

      Plan B x


      It does doesn't it...............
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