Man Who “Made Pact With The Devil” Sentenced Over Possession… of “Extreme Material”
A man jailed after downloading extremist material highlights the risks of Schedule 7 stops, terrorism allegations and why early specialist legal advice is crucial.
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.
Mass Arrests at Palestine Action Protest
A defence solicitor’s take on plans for immediate deportation of foreign offenders after sentencing — and the risks to due process and human rights.
New Offence to Target Violence-Obsessed Suspects – What It Means for Justice
The UK is introducing a new offence targeting non-ideological violent threats. But what does this mean for justice, liberty, and due process? A defence solicitor’s view.
Early Release from Prison: What the New Proposals Really Mean
Cybercrime cases like the UK retail hacks reveal the legal risks hackers face. Learn the consequences and complexities from a criminal defence perspective.
Kneecap Member Charged Terrorist Offence – What Constitutes a Terrorism Offence?
Discover how terrorism offences are defined under UK law, including recent examples and the legal complexities involved – with a recent case involving a member of an Irish-speaking rap group facing terrorism charges.
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