Traffic Case Progression Officer
Leamington Justice Centre
Permanent Contract
Part Time 18.5 Hours
Full Time Salary 30,333.00 to 32,613.00 pro rata 15,166.50 to 16,306.00 for 18.5 Hours
The closing date for this post is 12 noon on 17th August 2026
Those currently eligible on the redeployment register will be given prior consideration.
The main purpose of the role is to support officers to ensure prosecution files meet quality and timeliness guidelines as specified within Directors guidance To provide a case management and file building function in relation to the upgrading of all prosecution files in line with national standards. To provide a case management and file building function in relation to road traffic collisions and other motoring offences.
Main Responsibilities:
To identify, obtain and collate additional information, including witness statements, defendant interviews, unused material, exhibits (CCTV), medical and forensic evidence etc., and necessary to prepare a full prosecution file in line with DPP Guidance, for crime, traffic and process related files.




To be the single point of contact with Crown Prosecution Service for all queries, additional evidence requirements for Court and unresolved issues.
To edit Unused Material and complete Disclosure Schedules in readiness for Officer in Case review/sign off.
To use digital playback systems to view CCTV footage ensuring the footage is evidential and that it is in the correct format for onward transmission to the CPS. Case Progression Officer July 2020
To create, update and maintain a Bad Character Library, assisting officers and in preparation for a successful prosecution case.
To provide advice and support to operational officers on file preparation, quality and timeliness, including collision investigation.
Gather information from a range of sources in order to support action. Ensure the information is obtained ethically and in accordance with relevant legislation and policy.
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