4 things the police do

• Enforce the law • Investigate crime • Interview witnesses • Collect and preserve evidence

• Advise police in their investigations about lines of inquiry and evidence required • Independently assess the evidence submitted • Decide what the charges should be • Apply the Full Code Test

4 things the judiciary does

• Decide bail applications • Inform the jury about the law and their role • Ensure the trial is fair • Pass sentence

4 things the prison service does

• Supervise offenders in custody • Oversee welfare of offenders in custody • Rehabilitate to try to avoid recidivism • Keep prisoners secure

4 things the probation service does

•Supervise offenders in the community •Manage the risk of reoffending •Support rehabilitation •Work the courts and police to manage offenders safely

2 ways the police work with the CPS

• Provide evidence for the prosecution of suspects • Charge suspects in line with CPS instructions

2 ways the police work with the courts

Give evidence as prosecution witnesses Protect vulnerable witnesses

2 ways the police work with the prison and probation services

Arrest prisoners who have breached the terms of their licence. Liaise when a prisoner is to be released and requires further monitoring.

2 ways the CPS work with the police

Offer 24-hour legal advice Provide charging decisions

2 ways the CPS work with the courts

CPS lawyers present cases in Magistrates’ and Crown Courts. Work with courts to schedule hearings and trials

2 ways the prison service works with the police

Facilitate interviews as part of ongoing investigations Transported to prisons if a remand into custody has been ordered by the courts

2 ways the prison service works with the courts

prison and court must liaise to make the appropriate arrangements to bring a prisoner to trial Facilitate the sentence as set out by the judge

2 ways prisons work with probation

Liaise when a prisoner is to be released on licence, or near the end of their sentence. Provide live video links to parole hearings.

What is the criminal justice system?

The network of institutions and processes that deal with crime and law enforcement.

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Question	Answer
4 things the police do	• Enforce the law • Investigate crime • Interview witnesses • Collect and preserve evidence
4 things the CPS do	• Advise police in their investigations about lines of inquiry and evidence required • Independently assess the evidence submitted • Decide what the charges should be • Apply the Full Code Test
4 things the judiciary does	• Decide bail applications • Inform the jury about the law and their role • Ensure the trial is fair • Pass sentence
4 things the prison service does	• Supervise offenders in custody • Oversee welfare of offenders in custody • Rehabilitate to try to avoid recidivism • Keep prisoners secure
4 things the probation service does	•Supervise offenders in the community •Manage the risk of reoffending •Support rehabilitation •Work the courts and police to manage offenders safely
2 ways the police work with the CPS	• Provide evidence for the prosecution of suspects • Charge suspects in line with CPS instructions
2 ways the police work with the courts	Give evidence as prosecution witnesses Protect vulnerable witnesses
2 ways the police work with the prison and probation services	Arrest prisoners who have breached the terms of their licence. Liaise when a prisoner is to be released and requires further monitoring.
2 ways the CPS work with the police	Offer 24-hour legal advice Provide charging decisions
2 ways the CPS work with the courts	CPS lawyers present cases in Magistrates’ and Crown Courts. Work with courts to schedule hearings and trials
2 ways the prison service works with the police	Facilitate interviews as part of ongoing investigations Transported to prisons if a remand into custody has been ordered by the courts
2 ways the prison service works with the courts	prison and court must liaise to make the appropriate arrangements to bring a prisoner to trial Facilitate the sentence as set out by the judge
2 ways prisons work with probation	Liaise when a prisoner is to be released on licence, or near the end of their sentence. Provide live video links to parole hearings.
Where do all criminal cases start?	Magistrates court
What is the criminal justice system?	The network of institutions and processes that deal with crime and law enforcement.

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