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In many circumstances, cases of stalking and harassment will come within the definition of 'domestic violence' and as such the CPS Domestic Violence Policy and legal guidance will also be relevant. This is to ensure that their safety and support needs are addressed throughout the criminal case (and sometimes beyond) and to reduce the risk they face as a result of the offending. It is also important that, where appropriate, victims are able to access relevant support organisations. A strong, coordinated prosecution team is required to proactively build and manage a case. It is important that the CPS work closely with the police and other agencies to ensure that the best evidence is gathered and presented to the court, to this end prosecutors should be aware of the Protocol on the appropriate handling of stalking offences between the Crown Prosecution Service & NPCC. The provision of accurate and up-to-date information to the victim throughout the life of the case, together with quality support and careful consideration of any special measures requirements are essential factors for the CPS to consider. Cases involving stalking and harassment can be difficult to prosecute, and because of their nature are likely to require sensitive handling, especially with regard to victim care. This legal guidance addresses behaviour which is repeated and unwanted by the victim and which causes the victim alarm or distress. Obtaining and using documents and information from family proceedings.Police Information Notices to Suspects about potential offences under the PHA.Fixated Threat Assessment Centre (FTAC).Multi-agency risk assessment conferences.Identification, Assessing and Managing Risk.CPS Employee's Guide on Violence against Women and Girls.Stalking and Harassment and the CPS Violence Against Women Strategy.

Impact and Dynamics of Stalking and Harassment.Harassment of a person in their own home.Defence to Breach of Criminal or Civil Order.Pleas to Harassment when Stalking has been charged.Secretary of State's Certificate - section 12.Incidents before commencement of Stalking legislation.Section 4A (1) (b) (ii) offence - Stalking involving fear of violence or serious alarm or distress.Defence - Putting People in Fear of Violence - section 4.Section 4A (1) (b) (i) - Putting People in Fear of Violence.Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act 2004.

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