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Who is the crown prosection service run by?
The Director of Public Prosecutions has been Keir Starmer Q.C. since 2008.
What is the dpp in Ireland?
The Director of Public Prosecutions. The DPP enforces the criminal law in the courts on behalf of the People of Ireland. The DPP directs and supervises public prosecutions on indictment in the courts and gives general direction and advice to the Garda Síochána, which is Ireland's police service, in relation to summary cases and specific direction in such cases where requested.
What is the role of the director in a musical?
the role of the director is to organise the musical
Where is the director role carried out?
the role of the director is the main person for a company
When was Director of Public Transport created?
Director of Public Transport was created in 1999.
What did the sixth amendment say?
"in all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy a public trial, by an impartial jury by fire"
Who is the director of public defender of the Navajo nation?
There is no director of the Navajo nation.
What does fiscal mean in scottish?
A Fiscal, or Procurator Fiscal, is a public prosecutor in Scotland. The Fiscal does not appear in court, but decides which cases will be prosecuted, and which form the trial will take. They have a similar role to the director of public prosecution in England,
What is the role of the director of the BFAD?
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What is the role of a director in a play?
To direct films
Have you seen the director's cut of Thomas?
There is not currently a director's cut of Thomas available to the public.
How did amendment 6 solve speedy courts?
The Amendment begins: "In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial"
