For use by police forces and CPS in cases of domestic abuse.
To advise the CPS of the potential need for special measures for a witness likely to be called to give evidence in a case and to support the CPS in making an application to a court for specified special measures to meet the witnesses' needs.
To record the specific offence(s) that a defendant has been charged with, the defendant's reply after charge and the grant of unconditional bail.
For the custody officer to grant conditional bail and record those conditions and vary conditions on which bail was initially granted.
To record details and the undertaking of a surety or security taken by the custody officer to ensure the attendance of an accused at court, or return to a police station following release from police custody.
To inform a youth of the offences with which they are being charged (by post) and the time, date and location of the first court appearance.
To notify a parent/guardian that a youth has been charged (by post) with the offences shown and the time, date and location of the first court appearance.
To inform an adult defendant that they are being charged (by post) with the offences shown and the time, date and location of the first court appearance.
To inform a suspect that no further action is to be taken in respect of a matter for which that person was arrested.
To summarise the details of a case for first hearing at a magistrate's court and form the basis of the prosecution in the event of a guilty plea.
To inform the CPS prosecutor of all relevant background information (some of which may not be disclosable to the defence) for an effective case review, assist the prosecutor in considering both the evidential and public interest tests, provide target dates for the supply of relevant types of evidence and document the rationale for police charging decisions in accordance with Director's Guidance on Charging.
To enable officers to document any pre-interview briefing given to a suspect's solicitor or legal representative.
To advise the CPS of instances where a police officer (including special constables) or member of police staff involved in the case has a criminal conviction or caution, been charged with a criminal offence, been subject of an adverse judicial finding and/or a relevant misconduct outcome recorded or has been notified of a requirement to attend a misconduct meeting/hearing.
To inform the prosecutor of the description and existence of all non-sensitive material relevant to the case, the location of the material for inspection and allow the prosecutor to record whether the material is disclosable, clearly not disclosable, or to allow inspection.
To inform the prosecutor of the description and existence of all sensitive material relevant to the case, reason for sensitivity and allow the prosecutor to record whether they agree that the material is sensitive or the prosecutor needs to make a Public Interest Immunity (PII) application to the court.
To highlight to the prosecutor unused material (sensitive or non-sensitive) that undermines the prosecution case or assists the defence, inform the prosecutor of any unused material that needs to be disclosed, provide the CPS with the disclosure officer's certification.
To enable police to request the prosecutor to make an application for a remand in custody or on conditional bail and inform the prosecutor of the specific grounds on which the application is sought.
To provide the prosecutor with details of the original charges, conditions imposed and evidence of how these conditions are alleged to have been breached and enable the prosecutor to provide police with the result of the breach hearing.
To provide the prosecutor and Witness Service with witness information and contact details, indicate to the prosecutor the number of statements and whether or not the statement has been attached to the case file and inform the prosecutor as to which witnesses are victims or intimidated witnesses.
To provide a prosecutor with a composite picture of the non-availability of all prosecution witnesses and inform the prosecutor of reasons for non-availability.
To provide the written evidence of a witness; obtain a witness's consent to disclose medical records; identify any needs for special measures for vulnerable and intimidated witnesses and to indicate the willingness of a witness to attend court.
To inform the prosecutor of the exhibits that are to be produced in evidence in the case and indicate the location of the exhibits if a copy is not contained within the case papers.
To record details of a conditional caution including the offences to which it applies and the conditions to be complied with by the offender and the offender's agreement to the conditions and for confirmation by the OIC or other authorised person that the conditions have or have not been complied with by the offender.
To provide a written record of a suspect interview (audio/visual) or visually recorded interview(s) with vulnerable or intimidated witness(es).
To provide information to the prosecutor regarding the defendant's bad character that may be adduced at trial and indicate to the prosecutor any dangerous offender information regarding the defendant that may influence sentencing by the court.
To list those other offences that the defendant has agreed to have taken into consideration (TIC) when appearing at court for other offence(s) charged.
To allow a victim to complete details of their loss, injury or damage and provide the prosecutor with the details to make an application for compensation in court.
To inform the prosecutor of further evidence or information concerning the case and indicate what forms are submitted with the MG20
To accompany samples submitted for forensic examination, provide an audit trail and request provision of details on specific points to prove the case, provide the scientist with target dates for case management together with a list of exhibits submitted for examination.
The MGDD is a set of forms used by forces in England and Wales when dealing with drink and drugs driving offences.
The MGDD is a set of forms used by forces in England and Wales when dealing with drink and drugs driving offences.
The MGDD is a set of forms used by forces in England and Wales when dealing with drink and drugs driving offences.
The MGDD is a set of forms used by forces in England and Wales when dealing with drink and drugs driving offences.
The MGDD is a set of forms used by forces in England and Wales when dealing with drink and drugs driving offences.
The MGDD is a set of forms used by forces in England and Wales when dealing with drink and drugs driving offences.
For use by police forces and CPS in cases of harassment or stalking.