by Simon Morton | 24 Aug, 2019 | Criminal Law, General News, Sentencing
With recent cuts in the criminal system – the amount of delays between a crime and sentencing can have an impact on our clients. What can be done to protect our clients? Find out more about what can be done when there are delays in sentencing.
by Simon Morton | 20 Aug, 2019 | Criminal Law, Domestic Violence, General News, Murder, Sentencing
Samantha Ford received a 10 year sentence for the deaths of her twin boys. The sentence has been criticised for seeming lenient. Here we look beyond the headlines and why it is a 10 year sentence.
by admin | 2 Aug, 2019 | General News, Sentencing
Article looking if it is possible to know a sentence before a plea is made. Knowing what your sentence will be can influence your defence approach. Here we look at whether it is possible and the circumstances where this may be the case.
by admin | 9 Jul, 2019 | Arson, Criminal Damage, Criminal Law, General News, Sentencing
You have been convicted of a crime you didn’t commit so you never admit your guilt. You are then up for Parole. The parole board give you their decision, but parole is refused, seemingly because you refuse to accept your guilt. What can you do?
by admin | 4 Jul, 2019 | Arson, Criminal Damage, Criminal Law, General News, Sentencing
This week, the Sentencing Council published new guidelines covering arson and criminal damage of all kinds, as well as threats to destroy property. Here we look at what the changes mean.
by admin | 3 Jul, 2019 | Criminal Law, General News, In The Media, Regulatory Law, Sentencing
Children who were victims of serious sexual abuse have received paltry criminal compensation orders for £20 for example. How is this possible? We look at how compensation is awarded and what options are available.