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What Happens if you Fail to Provide a Specimen of Breath?
If you fail to provide a specimen of breath then under the Road Traffic Act 1988 – you are guilty of an offence. But can there be valid reasons for it?
Covid, Self-Isolation & Employers Duties
As employers, you could face serious penalties if you do not meet your obligations to ensure to meet Covid regulations and self-isolation protocol.
Simon & Lisa listed as “Preeminent” for Criminal Law in Manchester in Doyle’s Guide for Law.
We are delighted that Simon and Lisa Morton have been listed as “Preeminent” in the Doyle’s Guide for Criminal Lawyers in Manchester.
Job Opportunity – PARALEGAL
28/09/2020 – Vacancy for a Paralegal An excellent opportunity has arisen at Morton’s Solicitors. We are established Criminal Defence Specialists with a strong reputation, and winners Crime Team of the Year at the Manchester Legal Awards in 2020 & 2018. We...
Changes to Emphasis of Hate Crime?
Hate crime carries with it significant punishments. Here we look at proposals which might shift the emphasis of hate crime offences.
Changes to Disclosure of Criminal Offenses?
The disclosure of criminal offences can harm chances of employment. But a recent proposal could make it easier for people to get back working.
Online Abuse – Law Commission Advises Government Clampdown
The Law Commission has written a report advising the Government to clampdown on online abuse – and in particular on social media.
The Impact of Covid on the Courts
Back in March more than 50% of courts closed due to the Covid pandemic. There were already huge backlogs, so how can the courts cope?
The Relevance of Indictment Errors
Can indictment errors have an impact on a case? Here we look at indictments and how they can lead to miscarriages of justice.
Secrets & Spies – The Official Secrets Act
The Official Secrets Act protects the United Kingdom against the leaking of sensitive information and spying – and has become ever more complex.
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