New Public Order Laws Aimed At Tackling Disruptive Protesting
New Public Order Laws have been brought in to tackle disruptive and damaging behaviour by protesters. Here we look at the new offences.
Recent Case Looks at Protests and Human Rights
Here we look at the Court of Appeal findings in the Edward Colston statue damage during protests in Bristol and the complexity of such cases.
Application for the Discharge of a Jury
An application for discharging of the jury can have both positive and negative implications in court proceedings. Here we look at the main considerations.
Football Fan Crime and Disorder Figures Show Stark Increase in Incidents
Football-related offences and disorder figures released by the Government shows a stark increase on pre-Covid levels.
Violent Crime to be tackled with further funding Home Office announces
Violent Crime is in focus for a clampdown from the Home Office with more funding promised. We look at the proposals…
Colston Statue Protest Raises Issue of Dealing with Criminal Charges During Protests
The Colston statue protest has raised several issues regarding the handling of criminal damages caused during a protest. Here are the main points.
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