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CPS

  • Location:

    London

  • Sector:

    Crown Prosecution Service

  • Job type:

    Permanent

  • Published:

    1487 days ago

  • Expiry date:

    30 May 2022

Senior Crown Prosecutor – Proceeds of Crime

Find your purpose

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is delighted to advertise the opportunity of Senior Crown Prosecutor in the Proceeds of Crime (POC) division.

CPS POC conduct all CPS restraint casework, complex confiscation proceedings, and enforcement of orders where they can add their expertise; as well as handling incoming international asset recovery requests. POC provides a key resource across law enforcement and the Criminal Justice System in tackling the proceeds of crime.

As a Senior Crown Prosecutor (SCP) within POC, you will be able to provide justice for victims and you will have the chance to have a very real impact on society and the freedom to use your judgement. Your work will be both challenging and varied in nature which may involve tasks such as advising on and applying for restraint of assets and confiscation. We also enforce confiscation orders and conduct the work required to carry out requests made by other countries in compliance with our international obligations.

If you are committed to public service and are looking for a role at the very forefront of delivering justice, find out more and apply HERE

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