Support for Victims of Domestic Abuse
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) provides guidance and support for victims and witnesses throughout the criminal justice system.
The CPS offers specific advice for victims of rape and serious sexual assault, as well as general information on the journey from charge to conviction.
- Legal guides to supplement decision making
- Fees for prosecution counsel
- How to become treasury counsel
- How to apply for specialist advocate panels
The CPS is committed to helping victims and witnesses through the criminal justice system and has made a public commitment to victims of rape and sexual assault.
The CPS explains how we will handle your case, what you can expect from us and what your rights are.
For more information, visit the CPS website for latest news updates, contact information, performance data, annual reports, research, and consultations.
Author's summary: CPS supports domestic abuse victims and witnesses.
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