Pub Glass Theft : Could you really face prosecution?
Over four million Brits admit to stealing pint glasses from pubs each year — but could this seemingly harmless habit land you with a criminal record? A look at the legal reality.
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.
Retail Cyber-Attacks: Legal Insight into Hacking Offences and the Consequences of Conviction
Cybercrime cases like the UK retail hacks reveal the legal risks hackers face. Learn the consequences and complexities from a criminal defence perspective.
Should Killers and Stalkers Live in Restricted Zones?
Should killers and stalkers live in restricted zones after release? He we review a victim-led proposal, balancing public protection with offenders’ rights under UK law.
Richard Tice: Can the UK Learn from Dubai’s Low Crime Model?
Reform UK’s Richard Tice compares the UK to Dubai in terms of crime and national pride. A criminal defence lawyer analyses the implications of adopting authoritarian-inspired policies in a British legal framework.
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