Simon Levy Murders and How Police and Prosecution Errors Can Affect Bail and Public Protection
Police and CPS errors in the Simon Levy case raise serious questions about bail decisions, risk assessment, information sharing and public protection.
Olivia’s Law’ will require offenders to attend sentencing
‘Olivia’s Law’ will require offenders to attend sentencing. A criminal defence view on court powers, fairness and legal implications.
Hospital Manager Arrested Over Perverting Course of Justice in Letby Investigations
Complex criminal cases like the Lucy Letby murder investigations can lead to others facing charges for their role from a position of responsibility.
UK Criminal Law 2025: an end-of-year review
A review of Criminal Law in 2025 – we look out at some of the stand-out newsworthy items around criminal law from the past 12 months.
Government Announces Injection of Funds For Legal Aid – Will It Ease The Pressure?
Government invests £92m in legal aid. We take a look at what this means for defendants, access to justice, and the future of criminal defence.
Government Proposes to Limit Jury Trials to the Most Serious Criminal Cases
In a major shake-up – could only the most serious criminal court cases be decided by a jury? We look into the recent reported proposals.
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