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Employment Appeal Tribunal Judgment of Judge Ford on 3 May 2024.
Make a victim personal statement to the Parole Board - who can make one, how to write it, and what happens at a parole hearing
The Parole Board decides if prisoners who are eligible for parole can be…
The Parole Board panel makes a decision based on whether a prisoner is a…
Your victim personal statement is your opportunity to explain how a crime…
You’ll usually have a choice of how your victim personal statement is…
You’ll be asked to read out your victim personal statement (unless someone…
Get help if you're a victim or witness who needs to give evidence in court. Find out how to review your statement, protection you can get in court and how to claim expenses.
If you’re a victim of crime or a witness for the prosecution, a ‘witness…
If you’re a victim or prosecution witness, you can ask the Crown…
The court may be able to take extra steps to protect you if you: are under…
When you arrive at the court, you’ll need to go through security. Tell the…
You can ask for expenses when you go to court as a: prosecution witness -…
Apply to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) Hardship Fund if you have to take time off work because you're the victim of violent crime
An overview of resources to help victims of violent or sexual crime understand the parole process and their entitlements within the Victim Contact Scheme.
Improving victims engagement in the parole process
Detailed information about the Insolvency Service’s investigation and enforcement work, how we achieve our outcomes and how to complain about misconduct.
What to do if you're a victim (or family member of a victim) of a violent or sexual offence committed by a person detained under the Mental Health Act. (T118)
What to do if you think you are a victim of identity theft or fraud, and what signs to look out for.
Employment Appeal Tribunal Judgment of Mrs Justice Eady on 3 May 2024.
Free support and advice if you've been the victim of crime and information on restorative justice.
The UK has imposed new sanctions on extremist groups and individuals for inciting and perpetrating settler violence in the West Bank.
If you're the victim of serious crime by someone detained because of mental illness, you can ask that they have to obey conditions on their release
Victims of serious crimes committed by those with mental disorders will be able to explain in their own words the impact the offence has had on them.
Find out how and when to report suspicious activity to the National Crime Agency or HMRC.
Make a voluntary disclosure of any unpaid tax if you have income or gains from cryptoassets, including exchange tokens, NFT’s and utility tokens.
Annual reports on anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism.
How you can report cases of modern slavery in the UK if you’re a first responder.
The Defence Victim Witness Care Unit (VWCU) provides support and guidance for victims and witnesses during their journey through the Service Justice System.
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