Who’s Who – Crown Court Participants
Here we highlight the main Crown Court participants and how we can help provide representation in crown court cases.
Driving Convictions Overturned As Part of Randox Scandal
We have successfully applied to get convictions set aside in two cases this week as a result of the Randox scandal.
The Motorway X-Factor – Closed Lane Cameras To Be Introduced
“Closed Lane Cameras” to be introduced to UK motorways to catch motorists using lanes which are closed off – leading to increased risk of death of injury.
Battling Prison Guard Corruption
The types of corruption in the prison services are broad, with drugs being brought in by corrupt guards to a member of staff engaging in an inappropriate relationship with a prisoner. There are already security teams in place in prisons that may search staff, with the use of metal detectors if needed. The new units are going to compliment the system already in place, giving it an extra layer.
Speeding – How Fast Is Too Fast?
This article looks at speeding and whether there is any leeway – and also whether what the punishments are for excessive speeding.
When Is Leaking Information A Crime?
Although it is not actually a requirement for a person to sign the Official Secrets Act, often times it is done to reinforce to members of MI5, MI6 and GCHQ that the act applies to them. On top of this, certain persons must be notified that the Act applies to them as this will trigger liability for relevant offences.
The Use Of Forensic Evidence In The Criminal Justice System
Forensic Evidence in the Criminal Justice System has been in the news again recently – with the confiscation of mobile phones for evidence in rape cases stirring mixed opinions. Here we look at how forensic evidence in used.
Undercover Police – Beyond the Line of Duty
With an audience captured by hard-hitting BBC cop drama “Line of Duty” – the role of undercover policing is an interesting topic which shows up in rather an extreme way in the case of the TV show. So just how accurate is the show to real life undercover policing?
Regulatory Law and Practice Update – 26th April 2019
This article reviews recent regulatory law cases, news and updates from across a wide selection of industries, environmental issues as well as Health & Safety cases.
What To Do If You Are Too Unwell To Attend Court
Many people face very lengthy court proceedings, and it is therefore hardly unusual that on occasion a person may not be well enough to attend court. This article looks at what you should do if you are too ill to attend.
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