Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has announced new plans to strengthen the police’s abilities to tackle violence towards women and girls. The government will fund a pilot across certain police forces from early 2025. In this article, we will explain...
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When facing Terrorism Investigations or Charges in the U.K., it can be overwhelming. Receiving expert legal advice is essential to protect your rights and your future. Terrorism cases are highly complex and require a solicitor who clearly understands...
Raneem’s Law The Home Secretary has announced a new initiative to strengthen protection for victims of domestic abuse, as part of the government's broader goal to reduce violence against women and girls by 50% over the next decade. The key...
Jeremy Dein KC is widely regarded as one of the most formidable defence barristers operating in the criminal justice system. His impressive career, which began when he was called to the Bar in 1982, has seen him establish a reputation for being both highly...
The Power of police in uniform to stop vehicles is contained in S163 of the Road Traffic Act This offence occurs when (1)A person driving a motor vehicle on a road must stop the vehicle on being required to do so by a constable in uniform. (2)A person...
The concept of a statute of limitations in the UK is a highly contentious subject, especially when considering historic sexual offence cases. In the following article, we discuss the situation surrounding a statute of limitations for sexual assault and rape...
Domestic assault cases are often heard in UK courts. These are serious matters, and anyone facing a charge could be liable for a tough sentence. We are often contacted by victims who wish to retract statements, but we can only act for suspects in these...
Domestic battery is an offence which is seen often throughout the UK courts. However, there are several misconceptions about domestic battery, which we will address in this article. In the following article, we clarify the definition of domestic...
In the UK, criminal offences are divided into three categories based on their seriousness: summary, indictable, and either-way offences. The process for handling these categories of offences is different, as are the corresponding severity of sentences. We...
If, following a police investigation, a decision is made to prosecute, you will receive what is known as a postal requisition (also known as a postal charge). A postal requisition is a legal document that summons you to court at a specified time and date. ...
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