Contents:
1. Rape;
2. Sexual assaults and sexual activity without consent;
3. Offences against children under 13;
4. Child sex offences;
5. Abuse of position of trust;
6. Familial sex offences;
7. Sexual offences against those with a mental disorder;
8. Indecent photographs of children;
9. Offences of child abduction;
10. Sexual exploitation of children and adults ;
11. Modern slavery and trafficking;
12. Street and online prostitution;
13. Brothel keeping and related offences;
14. Preparatory offences;
15. Offences against public decency;
16. Image-based sexual abuse;
17. Prosecuting rape and serious sexual offences – CPS policy and decision-making;
18. Disclosure;
19. Evidence: general;
20. Evidence of bad character;
21. Medical evidence: adults;
22. Medical evidence: children;
23. Psychological effects of rape and serious sexual assault;
24. Expert evidence;
25. DNA evidence;
26. Restrictions on evidence or questions about the complainant’s sexual history;
27. Vulnerable witnesses, “special measures” and related matters;
28. Advocacy and the vulnerable;
29. Anonymity in sex cases and reporting restrictions relating to children and young persons;
30. Historic cases;
31. Sexual offences in the youth court;
32. Sexual offences in a military context;
33. Sexual offences in Scotland;
34. Sexual offences in Northern Ireland;
35. Sexual violence and offences as international crimes;
36. The sentencing of sex offenders: the definitive guideline;
37. Sentencing of sex offenders: general;
38. Notification and notification order;
39. Sexual harm prevention orders and sexual risk orders;
40. The assessment and rehabilitation of people convicted of sexual offences after sentencing;
Appendix A: Offences and Penalties: Comparative Table of Offences Under the Old Law and Current Law;
Appendix B: Draft Directions in Multiple Defendant Grooming Cases