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Question 1

Police’s relationships with CJS

Answer 1

• work with the COURTS to ensure defendant in custody is brought to court
• often give evidence in COURT
• work with PROBATION in the management of a offender
• work closely with CPS ensuring they have enough evidence to charge a suspect

Question 2

ministry of justice relationship with CJS

Answer 2

They are in charge of:
- HM Courts and tribunal services
- probation services
- prisons

Question 3

Courts and tribunal services relationship with CJS

Answer 3

• help JUDGES make law through cases and interpreting laws
• work with POLICE to safety bring prisoners to court
• hold prisoners in cells while they wait for their hearing

Question 4

CPS relationship with the CJS

Answer 4

• help POLICE decide charges
• present the case in COURT on behalf of state

Question 5

HM PRISON SERVICE

Answer 5

• allows lawyers to visit prisoners
• follows judges orders on how long and what type of sentence
• works with PROBATION to prepare offenders with release

Question 6

Probations relationship with CJS

Answer 6

• work with POLICE to return prisoners who break probation
• help plan and support the realise from prison
• supervise people who are released early