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.
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.
Crime App Targets Pubs and Clubs
A crime-prevention app is being rolled out to pubs and clubs to target anti-social behaviour in Hampshire. Here we look at the potential implications.
Race & Religious Hate Crime Increase Reported for First Time in 3 Years
Hate crime convictions carry severe penalties. Mortons Solicitors explain what constitutes hate crime and why early legal advice is crucial.
The Tragic Case of Iryna Zarutska: What It Teaches Us About Justice and Public Safety
The killing of Iryna Zarutska in the US sparks debate on repeat offenders, mental health, and justice – lessons the UK must also confront.
Should Desecration of a Body Be Its Own Crime?
With calls by a victim’s family to make desecration of a body a stand-alone criminal offence, we look at some of the considerations for such a law.
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