General News Articles
Our General News section covers all the latest news, advice, changes in law and information you could need about criminal, motoring and sexual offence laws – as well as information about Morton’s Solicitors.
In our General News section there is invaluable advice and information – making it an all-encompassing resource – whilst illustrating why we lead the way!
New Online Crime Centre to Target Fraud Networks
A new Online Crime Centre to disrupt global scam networks has been launched. Here’s what the new anti-fraud measures mean.
Ian Huntley Dead After Attack in Prison
Ian Huntley Murdered – Why high-profile offenders face attacks in custody and the legal consequences of serious prison assaults.
Bristol Woman Faces 9 Years in Prison For Firearms Smuggling and Drug Importation Offences
Firearms smuggling and drug importation in the UK explained. Learn about serious weapons offences, Class A drug trafficking and criminal defence.
Disability and LGBT Hate Crimes to Become Aggravated Offences
Disability and LGBT hate crimes may become aggravated offences. What the proposed law means for sentencing and defence.
When a Crime Shocks a Community: Why Even the Most Horrific Cases Require a Defence
Horrific crimes still require defence. Why due process matters even in shocking murder cases to ensure our justice system is upheld.
People Smuggling Network Dismantled – Eight-Year Sentence for Organised Immigration Crime
People smuggler jailed for 8 years. Organised immigration crime, sentencing factors and legal implications explained.
Arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor – When Status Meets the Criminal Justice System
Former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested. What misconduct in public office means and the legal process explained.
Rising Complexity of Child Sex Abuse and Changing Legal Landscape
Child sexual abuse is rising in scale and complexity. What the latest figures mean and the legal implications explained.
Recent Report Shows Rail Travel Crime Hotspots
Busy UK stations top crime figures. What it means for passengers, facial recognition and your legal rights explained.
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.











