How The Courts Are Tackling Online Abuse
In today’s society, tackling online abuse is increasingly cropping up in criminal law. Here’s a recent appeal which shows how complex these matters can be – on a technical level – and how it appears the courts are getting to grips in tightening potential loop-holes.
Being Caught Drink/Drug Driving This Christmas
With the Festive Season upon us, many people are caught drink/drug driving the morning after a night of celebrating the festivities. Whether it’s the works do, or a drink at family/friends. Thinking you are ok to drive often catches drivers out…
Being In Possession of Indecent Images & Videos You Have Received Without Wanting Them To Be Sent
Looking at the case of Robyn Williams – the distinguished Met Police officer who, by failing to respond quickly enough to indecent content she was sent, has been convicted of being in possession of indecent videos of a young child being abused.
Responding To Allegations – What NOT To Do
With the availability of Social Media – if you have been accused of something, it might be tempting for the accused or family/friends even, to start responding to allegations publically. This might be the wisest move. This article looks at the reasons why.
The Stockport Incorporated Law Society 1875 Charity Ball
The Stockport Incorporate Law Society annual charity dinner took place on 22nd November at Bredbury Hall in Stockport. The event raised money for Millie’s Trust – a charity set up in honour of Millie Thompson who choked at Nursery, leading to her tragic loss.
General Election Sees Plethora of Party Promises To Tackle Crime
On 10th March 2001, HRH Prince Andrew is alleged to have met and been photographed with a lady who has accused the Prince of sexual misconduct. In a BBC interview, Prince Andrew ridicules the suggestion and throws up two recollections – but are they a strong alibi?
Providing a Strong Alibi
On 10th March 2001, HRH Prince Andrew is alleged to have met and been photographed with a lady who has accused the Prince of sexual misconduct. In a BBC interview, Prince Andrew ridicules the suggestion and throws up two recollections – but are they a strong alibi?
Is It Possible To Be In Contempt of Court When Not “In Court”
Jet2 have recently brought forward a case of “contempt of court” against a couple of holidaymakers who complained about their holiday – but the evidence wasn’t used in court – so how is it possible to bring “contempt of court” proceedings against them?
The Representation of the People Act 1983 – Don’t Get Caught Out At This Next General Election
The Representation of the People Act 1983 creates a number of offences concerned with political elections. Those engaged in political party management should receive detailed training in this regard to avoid falling foul of the laws entwined with a General Election. Here we look at the main examples.
Dealing With Cases Involving A Death
When it comes to dealing with cases involving a death – it can be extremely complex and the sensitive nature of the case can make it difficult to handle. Here we look at some of the intricacies and finer details to be considered with dealing with a case involving the death of a person.
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