Crown Prosecution Service - Role

Role

In 2009, the Director of Public Prosecutions Keir Starmer QC announced the introduction of the Core Quality Standards, a set of twelve standards which outline what the service does, how decisions are made, and the service that the public can expect. It is akin to The Policing Pledge.

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