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Disabled Victims Face Barriers in the Criminal Justice System
Disabled victims face barriers in court, with failures in access and support. Justice must provide equal opportunity for all to be heard.
Two Charged Over TfL Cyber Attack Linked to Scattered Spider Group
Two men charged over TfL cyber attack linked to Scattered Spider group, facing Computer Misuse Act offences and US healthcare hacking claims.
Manchester Derby: Police Brace for Arrests Amid Increased Security
Police step up security for the Manchester derby to clampdown on offences and tackle the common causes of arrest at high profile matches.
The Tragic Case of Iryna Zarutska: What It Teaches Us About Justice and Public Safety
The killing of Iryna Zarutska in the US sparks debate on repeat offenders, mental health, and justice – lessons the UK must also confront.
Non-Crime Hate Incidents: Why Police Watchdog Calls for Change
Calls for the recording of non-crime hate incidents may end. Here we look at the risks of social media posts leading to criminal or reputational consequences.
Heritage Crime: The Rising Threat of Criminal Damage to Historic Sites
Heritage crime is rising in Wales. With an in increase in the damaging historic sites we look at the legal implications and severe penalties for offenders.
Bruni Top-Venting Blank-Firing Guns Amnesty: Legal Risks of Owning Readily Convertible Firearms
Amnesty-called for owners of Bruni blank-firing guns: why they’re now illegal, the amnesty, and the serious penalties for possession.
Policing Division, Protest & Social Media – Legal Implications of a Polarised Climate
Here we look at calls from a police chief for politicians to ease-off on the divisive rhetoric leading to speight of criminal activity in public and online.
Carrying an Imitation Weapon: Legal Risks and Wider Implications
Here we look at the serious risks of carrying an imitation firearm — from normal offences to wider terrorism-related implications.
Crime Boss Ordered to Repay £90 Million: What This Means for Confiscation Orders
How this £90m confiscation order highlights the affects on someone convicted of a serious crime long after the initial conviction.
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