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Live Facial Recognition on the Railways – What the BTP Trial Means for You
BTP launches live facial recognition trial in London. Legal implications and defence challenges explained.
Support Announced for Children Caught Carrying a Knife
Mandatory knife intervention plans for children explained. Legal implications and consequences of knife possession charges.
Broken Britain? What Recent Knife Crime Figures Really Reveal
Contrary to popular belief, knife crime in the UK is falling, latest figures show. We examine the data, trends and what it means for justice and communities.
Police Searches at Peter Mandelson Properties Over Links to Epstein
Police search properties linked to Peter Mandelson amid Epstein probe, raising key legal questions about misconduct in public office and due process.
Children to Receive Swifter Justice Under Revised Victims’ Code
New Victims’ Code reforms aim to support child victims through the justice system, with clearer rights, faster processes and stronger safeguards.
MP Looks to Scrap Recording of Non-Crime Hate Incidents
Plans to scrap non-crime hate incident records raise concerns for victims and defendants. We examine the legal and criminal defence implications.
Prison Capacity Breakpoint Reached This Summer Unless Action Is Taken
Government prison reforms avert a capacity crisis. What sentencing changes, recall rules and prison expansion mean for criminal defence cases.
Justice Reforms Announced For Those Serving In The Armed Forces
Armed Forces justice reforms expand police powers and victim protections, with major implications for service personnel accused of serious or sexual offences.
Announcement of New National Police Service Would be “British FBI”
Plans for a “British FBI” could transform policing in England and Wales, raising major questions about surveillance, accountability and criminal defence.
Lucy Letby Will Not Face Any Further Charges As Questions Around Her Convictions Continue
Lucy Letby will face no new charges, but debate continues over her existing convictions as campaigners push for a Court of Appeal review.
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