Prosecution Guidelines (March 2021)

5.5. Additional obligations to victims and other prosecution witnesses 26 5.6. Consultation resolving charges and discontinuing prosecutions 26 5.7. Referring matters to the Witness Assistance Service (WAS) 27 5.8. Conferences 28 5.9. Victim Impact Statements 28 5.10. Domestic violence offences 28 5.11. Complaints and reviews 30. Chapter 6 ...

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