Information for Witnesses
The Crown Prosecution Service provides guidance and support for victims and witnesses throughout the criminal justice process.
As a witness, you will be asked to provide a statement to the police, which is your account of what happened. The police will write down your statement, and you will be asked to read and sign it.
- Learn about the Crown Prosecution Service and its role in the criminal justice system
- Find advice and support for victims and witnesses
- Get specific guidance for victims of rape and serious sexual assault
- Access legal guides, news updates, and performance data
Your account of what happened is crucial in the criminal justice process.
Author's summary: Crown Prosecution Service supports witnesses.
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