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Cash For Honours - Criminal Investigation - Crown Prosecution Service Assessment
... Under English law, it is up to the CPS to decide whether to bring charges against any of the 136 people interviewed ... they had all the information they needed from the police to decide whether to bring any charges, and it was confirmed that the new Attorney General ... On 20 July 2007 the BBC reported that the CPS would bring no charges ...
... Under English law, it is up to the CPS to decide whether to bring charges against any of the 136 people interviewed ... they had all the information they needed from the police to decide whether to bring any charges, and it was confirmed that the new Attorney General ... On 20 July 2007 the BBC reported that the CPS would bring no charges ...
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