Inquiry into the Corruption and Crime Commission being able to prosecute its own charges
Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission (2013 - 2017)· 17 November 2016inquiry_report
This WA parliamentary committee report examines the Corruption and Crime Commission's (CCC) ability to prosecute its own charges, particularly after a Supreme Court appeal questioned this power. The report reviews historical context, practices in other jurisdictions, and submissions from key stakeholders. It recommends updates and reviews to ensure efficient prosecution processes.
Impact
The findings affect the CCC, the State Solicitor, the Director of Public Prosecutions, individuals investigated by the CCC, and the broader justice system in Western Australia.
justicepublic_sectorCorruption and Crime Commissionprosecution powersserious misconductCourt of AppealState SolicitorDirector of Public Prosecutionscriminal chargesindependent agencyaccountabilityWA government
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