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Follow-up report on the International Co-operation Unit

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Inspection reports, Follow-up reports

25th August 2015

In March 2014 we published our thematic review of the International Co-operation Unit and made 11 recommendations. This follow-up report will assess the Crown's response to the 2014 review recommendations.

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  • Thematic report on the International Co-operation Unit

Additional

  • Chief Inspector's Foreword
  • Part 1 – Introduction and Background
  • Part 2 – Progress against Recommendations
  • Glossary
  • Footnotes

  • Chief Inspector's Foreword
  • Part 1 – Introduction and Background
  • Part 2 – Progress against Recommendations
  • Glossary
  • Footnotes

Part 1 – Introduction and Background

1. It is the practice of the Inspectorate to conduct follow-up inspections in order to promote improvement and assess the effectiveness of recommendations and their outcomes.

2. This report details the findings of the Inspectorate's follow-up inspection of the International Co-operation Unit (ICU) Thematic Report, published in March 2014.

3. The remit of ICU is to provide advice on cases with an international dimension and act as a single point of contact on behalf of judicial, law enforcement and prosecution authorities on extradition and mutual legal assistance work.

4. The aim of this follow-up review is to assess and report on the progress that has been made against our recommendations.

Methodology

  • Interviews with key personnel;
  • Review of practices, procedures and policies;
  • Evaluation of IT and monitoring systems;
  • Examination of case files.
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