cptrayes
Well-Known Member
Presumably the CPS do not (because they cannot) take into account the high success rate of prosecutions brought by the RSPCA in deciding to prosecute? Or would that not work because the RSPCA would then refer cases to the CPS that they thought they couldn't win?
The RSPCA prosecute ALL animal cruelty cases using their own barrister. The CPS are not involved.