Here’s Some More Recent Articles
Is Trial by Jury About to Be Abolished?
Carrying out criminal trials during a pandemic is proving to be a challenge. Here we look at how trial by jury is being reviewed – and could it be abolished?
Terrorism & The Far Right
For members of a far right organisation, terrorism charges have been brought against them – much to their surprise. Here we look at far right terrorism.
What Can A Local Authority Prosecute You For?
Your local authority can prosecute you for certain types of crime. Here we look at what you could be prosecuted for – and what you should do if you are!
Terminating Rulings
The prosecution – like the defense – have a right to appeal if they do not agree with a ruling. Here we look at the procedure and the implications of this.
Appeals – What Are The Options
In criminal justice, there are several appeal options available. Here we take a look at the different types of appeal and their implications.
The Impact of Coronavirus on Prosecutions
With the on-going coronavirus pandemic seemingly around for a while – here we look at the impact coronavirus could have on prosecutions.
What Counts As Mitigation?
In law, mitigation is factors which help lessen the severity of a crime or it’s punishment when taken into consideration. So what factors can be included?
Death By Dangerous Driving and Causation
A case study which shows the complexities of death by dangerous driving and causation which highlights that you don’t have to be THE cause to be A cause.
Sentencing Outside the Guidelines
When handing out sentences, courts have to follow guidelines that take several factors into account. What are they? And can courts act outside the guidelines?
Coronavirus Update – Police Station Interview Protocol
Amid the Covid-19 crisis, a new police station interview protocol has been set-out to help ensure detainees get the legal representation they are entitled to.









