Office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions

Part of the Attorney-General portfolio and a Federal authority, also called CDPP

The principal functions and responsibilities of the NSW Director of Public Prosecutions are a) to institute and conduct, on behalf of the Crown, prosecutions for indictable offences (under NSW laws) in the Supreme Court and the District Court b) to institute and conduct, on behalf of the Crown, appeals in any court in respect of any such prosecution and c) to conduct on behalf of the Crown as respondent, any appeal in any court in respect of any such prosecution.

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CDPP Style/Writing/Brand Guides
Request sent to Office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions by Glenn Hamiltonshire on .

Awaiting response.

This is a Freedom of Information Request for the purposes of the Freedom of Information Act 1982. I request access to the Style Guides/Brand Guide...
ASIC's submission and application to Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecution on AMP Staff and misconduct.
Response by Office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions to Selwyn Krepp on .

Long overdue.

OFFICIAL Dear Mr Krepp Please find attached a letter confirming the outcome of the Request Consultation. Regards, CDPP FOI Coordinator Classificati...
Criminal Conduct by AMP Executives
Response by Office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions to Phillip Sweeney on .

Awaiting classification.

OFFICIAL Dear Mr Sweeney Please find attached the internal review decision maker's response to your request for internal review. Regards, CDPP FOI Co...
Ramzi Jabbour
Request sent to Office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions by Steve Smith on .

Long overdue.

I am requesting all documents comprising correspondence between the AFP and CDPP relating to the investigation and prosecution of Ramzi Jabbour re "...
Australia's Worst White-Collar Crime
Response by Office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions to Phillip Sweeney on .

Long overdue.

Dear Mr Sweeney I refer to your email dated 25 January 2015 in which you made a request for access to documents pursuant to the Freedom of Information...

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