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.
Christmas Arrests – The Common Offences We’re Called Out To Deal With
Festive policing brings more arrests for drink/drug driving, theft, burglary, fraud and sexual offences. Know the risks and get advice early.
Sentence of 21 Years & 6 Months Given To Man Responsible for Liverpool Parade Attack
Liverpool parade attack explained, why Paul Doyle received a 21 year prison sentence and how courts assess intent, harm and guilty pleas in serious cases.
Drug Importation Conspiracy – Empty Gas Canisters, EncroChat Evidence and the Serious Sentencing Risks
A seemingly slick drug importation conspiracy has lead to the arrest and conviction of a Merseyside man – here we look at the implications.
Government Proposes to Limit Jury Trials to the Most Serious Criminal Cases
In a major shake-up – could only the most serious criminal court cases be decided by a jury? We look into the recent reported proposals.
Government to Scrap Police and Crime Commissioners: What This Means for Policing and Accountability
Police and Crime Commissioners to be abolished by 2028. Here we look at what the change means for police accountability, community safety, and victims’ services.
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