by admin | 31 Jan, 2019 | General News, In The Media, Sentencing
It was on the 18th of October 2013 that Mr John Head, who was an employee of Veolia ES (UK) Limited, was ran over by a refuse collection vehicle (RCV) when it was reversing. This happened when he was walking across the yard at the Ross Depot Waste Transfer Station in Folkestone. After suffering the fatal injuries MR Head was pronounced dead at the scene.
by admin | 30 Jan, 2019 | General News, Sexual Offence
On 15th January, the Parliament passed a strengthening of the laws covering Voyeurism to include “upskirting” offences. Here we look at what’s changed and what the implications are.
by Simon Morton | 28 Jan, 2019 | General News, Motoring Law
This article looks at the finer details regarding failure to provide driver details offences. We also explore some recent cases and common defense strategies.
by admin | 28 Jan, 2019 | General News
CThe Concerns Surrounding Community Protection Notices A lot of attention is currently being given within the legal community to Community Protection Notices (CPNs), with critics raising many concerns about the way in which they are presently being used. In a recent...
by Simon Morton | 23 Jan, 2019 | General News
CHALLENGING CONVICTIONS IN LIGHT OF THE RANDOX TESTING INVESTIGATIONS. Many convictions are being overturned as the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) contact people following the RANDOX TESTING SERVICES forensic investigation. As you can imagine, we are getting lots of...
by Simon Morton | 15 Jan, 2019 | Criminal Law, General News, In The Media, Sentencing
It may have slipped under the Brexit-filled radar but the “other” big news story recently was the surprising news that the Prisons Minister is considering whether to abolish the power to impose short prison sentences, those of 6 months or less….