Definition of Director of Public Prosecutions in English:

Director of Public Prosecutions

(also DPP)

noun

(in the UK) a senior law officer who is head of the Crown Prosecution Service.
Example sentencesExamples
- This offence does not require the Director of Public Prosecutions's consent.
- On the argument that you are putting to us, your opponent is the Director of Public Prosecutions for the Northern Territory.
- They were charged with assault causing harm and a file will be sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
- One complaint has been made direct to my Department and three to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
- He has referred the matter to the Director of Public Prosecutions to look at possible action against the former detectives.
- I appreciate that this is a question for the Director of Public Prosecutions to answer.
- I was asked before as to the power of the Director of Public Prosecutions to appeal against sentence passed.
- The Director of Public Prosecutions of New South Wales applied under the Act for a detention order.
- She is angry that no decision has been taken to give the tribunal report to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
- But her demand was rejected by the then Director of Public Prosecutions.
- Prosecutions cannot be brought without the consent of the Director of Public Prosecutions.
- The commission recommended the Director of Public Prosecutions consider prosecuting Mr Jones.
- In this State the Director of Public Prosecutions does not sentence offenders.
- Some of the material promoting the poem protest has apparently been sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
- There is the report at page 2364 of volume 6 to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
- Mr and Mrs Roberts had made a personal appeal to the Director of Public Prosecutions not to abandon the case but their wishes were over-ruled.
- If the offence is committed in Australia, he or she may be dealt with under this procedure if the Director of Public Prosecutions agrees.
- It may be that, for some reason, the applicant's summary has not yet found its way into the hands of the Director of Public Prosecutions.
- However, the State Government soon stepped in, ordering the Director of Public Prosecutions to lodge an appeal.
- I wish you also to refer the matter to the Director of Public Prosecutions for investigation.

单词	Director of Public Prosecutions
释义	Definition of Director of Public Prosecutions in English: Director of Public Prosecutions (also DPP) noun (in the UK) a senior law officer who is head of the Crown Prosecution Service. Example sentencesExamples This offence does not require the Director of Public Prosecutions's consent. On the argument that you are putting to us, your opponent is the Director of Public Prosecutions for the Northern Territory. They were charged with assault causing harm and a file will be sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions. One complaint has been made direct to my Department and three to the Director of Public Prosecutions. He has referred the matter to the Director of Public Prosecutions to look at possible action against the former detectives. I appreciate that this is a question for the Director of Public Prosecutions to answer. I was asked before as to the power of the Director of Public Prosecutions to appeal against sentence passed. The Director of Public Prosecutions of New South Wales applied under the Act for a detention order. She is angry that no decision has been taken to give the tribunal report to the Director of Public Prosecutions. But her demand was rejected by the then Director of Public Prosecutions. Prosecutions cannot be brought without the consent of the Director of Public Prosecutions. The commission recommended the Director of Public Prosecutions consider prosecuting Mr Jones. In this State the Director of Public Prosecutions does not sentence offenders. Some of the material promoting the poem protest has apparently been sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions. There is the report at page 2364 of volume 6 to the Director of Public Prosecutions. Mr and Mrs Roberts had made a personal appeal to the Director of Public Prosecutions not to abandon the case but their wishes were over-ruled. If the offence is committed in Australia, he or she may be dealt with under this procedure if the Director of Public Prosecutions agrees. It may be that, for some reason, the applicant's summary has not yet found its way into the hands of the Director of Public Prosecutions. However, the State Government soon stepped in, ordering the Director of Public Prosecutions to lodge an appeal. I wish you also to refer the matter to the Director of Public Prosecutions for investigation.
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