MG14 – Conditional Caution
Records the offences, conditions and offender acceptance of a conditional caution or equivalent out-of-court disposal record.
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Use this guide to understand and access standard Manual of Guidance (MG) templates. These forms are used across the criminal justice system in England and Wales to prepare, structure, and submit prosecution files.
The standardisation of criminal casefiles is governed by the National File Standard (NFS), which is incorporated into the Director's Guidance on Charging (Sixth Edition).
Historically, the framework was set out in the national Manual of Guidance. To ensure consistency across different agencies, investigators use numbered forms with the prefix 'MG' to compile evidence, outline case facts, and share data securely with prosecutors.
The criminal justice system is progressively moving toward integrated software systems and the Digital Case File (DCF).
Under the DCF framework, many traditional paper and standalone word-processing templates are being retired. They are increasingly replaced by direct, dynamic data fields completed within secure, local police platforms. Standalone templates, however, remain a critical reference for training, auditing, and file compilation by independent investigators, regulators, and non-police prosecuting agencies.
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Records the offences, conditions and offender acceptance of a conditional caution or equivalent out-of-court disposal record.
Tells the prosecutor about relevant previous offences, bad character material or dangerous offender information that may affect trial or sentence.
Lists other offences admitted by the defendant which they ask the court to take into consideration when sentencing for charged offences.
Allows victims to provide details of loss, injury or damage so the prosecutor can consider applying for compensation at court.
Provides further evidence, information or updates to the prosecutor after the initial case papers have been submitted.
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