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Protective Marking Official 1 Guidelines on Prosecuting Cases Involving Communications Sent via Social Media Contents Int roduct ion .. 1 Part A: Offence s - Substantive .. 2 Part A: Offence s Communications offences .. 3 Selection of Charges .. 3 Sect ion 127 Time Limit .. 4 Articl e 10 .. 5 Evidential Stage of the Code for Crown Prosecu tors .. 6 Public Interest Stage of the Code for Crown Prosecutors .. 7 Evidence of Vict ims .. 8 Part B: Issues in Soci al Media Offending .. 9 Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) .. 9 Cyber-enabled VAWG Offence s .. 10 Social Media VAWG Offence s .. 11 Non-social Media VAWG 11 Flagging.

offence, contrary to section 5 Sexual Offences (Amendment) Act 1992* • Intimidating a witness or juror, contrary to section 51 Criminal Justice and Public . Order Act 1994 • Breach of automatic or discretionary reporting restrictions, contrary to section 49 . Children and Young Persons Act 1933 and section 45 Youth Justice and Criminal

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