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Are you concerned about local crime and punishment?
Are you interested in learning more about community penalties in your area?
We are offering groups and organisations a chance to find out more with an informative and interactive presentation.
A local Magistrate and Probation Officer will take you through a criminal case study. You then get the chance to have your say on whether you feel the defendant should go to prison or be given a community penalty.
Both presenters will explain their roles in delivering justice and you have the chance to ask questions and give your views.
These presentations are FREE, available in English or Welsh and can be arranged by contacting tessa.treharne@cps.gsi.gov.uk 01267 242112.
Alternatively go to www.lccs.org.uk to find out more.
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Crime doesn't pay - this is the message being sent to criminals across Dyfed Powys. The below campaign is asking people to call Crimestoppers if they suspect someone is illegally living the high life.
JOINING TOGETHER FOR JUSTICE
"Criminal Justice agencies in Dyfed Powys, delivering justice for all and putting the law abiding citizen at the heart of the Criminal Justice System”
The Criminal Justice System is a major public service that includes:
- The Police
- Her Majesty's Courts Service
- The Crown Prosecution Service
- The Prison Service
- The Probation Service
- The Legal Services Commission
- The Youth Offending Service
These criminal justice agencies work together to deliver the criminal justice process.
WOULD YOU?
- Would You report a crime you had witnessed?
- Would you know what support is available to you if you were a victim or witness?
- Would you know how tough communities panalties are?
Would You?
This DVD tells the story of an assault upon a victim and how justice is achieved for them, following the victim, witness and defendant through the criminal justice process.Click here to view the video