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Victims' Code of Practice

The Ministry of Justice have published a simplified and updated Victims’ Code. The new Code comes into force on 1st April 2021 and includes 12 overarching rights to ensure that victims understand and are aware of the level of service they can expect to receive.

  1. To be able to understand and be understood

  2. To have details of the crime recorded without unjustified delay

  3. To be provided with information when reporting a crime

  4. To be referred to services that support victims and have services and support tailored to your needs

  5. To be provided with information about compensation

  6. To be provided with information about the investigation and prosecution

  7. To make a Victim Personal Statement

  8. To be given information about the trial, trial process and your role as a witness

  9. To be given information about the outcome of the case and any appeals

  10. To be paid expenses and have property returned

  11. To be given information about the offender following a conviction

  12. To make a complaint about your Rights not being met



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