Ian Watkins Murder – Accused Says They Helped Main Attacker As It’s a “Dog Eat Dog World”
A high-profile prison murder trial raises important questions around violence behind bars, mitigation and criminal liability inside UK prisons.
Seizure of Drugs Money – Man Sentenced to 16 Years
A major West Yorkshire drugs case highlights the severe penalties and financial consequences linked to organised crime and drug supply offences.
Legal Defence in Violent Murder Cases – balancing justice, due process and compassion
A sensitive criminal defence perspective on domestic homicide cases, balancing due process with compassion for victims and families.
Facial Recognition – It’s Use, The Myths and The Legitimate Concerns
The use of facial recognition is on the increase but isn’t without it’s concerns. Here we look at some of those myths – and concerns.
How New Police Powers Under The Crime and Policing Act Promise A Generational Crime Clampdown
The Crime and Policing Act brings major new police powers. Here we look how we need to ensure due process is followed.
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.
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