What does CPS stand for?

Crown Prosecution Service (UK criminal justice system)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Middlehaven Mover - the bus service linking the site with the town centre - chauffeured members of the Crown Prosecution Service to their new headquarters in Hudson Quay.

Now this show'son the road!

Lawyers from the Crown Prosecution Service are believed to have flown to Islamabad last month to try to secure the release of Rashid Rauf, 26.

Britain wants 'plane bomber' back

Glenda Askew, 47, of Clase, Swansea, sent a letter to the Crown Prosecution Service claiming she was dead.

WALES: Woman 'died' to avoid fine

The Crown Prosecution Service last night defended the decision to take a nursery nurse to court for eating an apple while driving a car.

CPS defends `apple at wheel' prosecution

The Crown Prosecution Service in South Wales has been largely praised by inspectors.

Verdict deliveredon work of CPS

Lord Goldsmith revealed that the Crown Prosecution Service had identified 16 live cases that might have been affected by the Angela Cannings judgement.

Baby death case dropped

Police have denied a solicitor's claim that a senior officer had written to the Crown Prosecution Service asking them to show leniency to the father of a murder victim.

Police deny claim

Now it is thought that the Crown Prosecution Service will press for a re-trial.

BATSON'S CONCERN FOR COURT CASE TRIO SUBHEAD!