Crown Prosecution Service (CPS)

realistic chance of conviction, to ask ourselves how likely conviction is. The second is the ‘public interest test’ this takes into account the seriousness of the offence, the more serious the crime than more need there is for conviction in the interest of the public. In first scenario we have to ask ourselves; is the offence common in the area which crime it was committed? If so does an example need to be made of the defendant and also was the offence motivated by any form of discrimination and premeditated, which in this case when to look at it we have noticed the attitude of the defendant (Kane) wasn’t to amend his action by damaging front of many witnesses like those kids who were playing in the garden near the pub same time where the crime was taken place and already be taken another point into consideration, which he has been cautioned prior to this accident by police for another similar crime six months earlier and it does show he is not committed this action by a mistake and it is likelihood of a recurrence and seems with stable of mind and by carried out these testes in my view then I would decided to refer this specific case to CPS to prosecute and court action against Mr kane.