Burglary Related Articles
Burglary related articles which reflect news, information and advice in relation to laws surrounding the offence of burglary.
The Challenges of December for the Legal Profession
The Online Safety Bill is ground-breaking legislation which will have potential implications for businesses and individuals alike. Here’s why…
Crime Motivated By Paying Off Drug Debts
If you commit crime as part of paying off drug debts this could potentially be used as mitigating circumstances. We look at a recent case…
Sentences for Burglary Offences Reviewed
Revised Sentencing for Burglary Offences has been published with the Sentencing Council announcing new guidelines. We look at the implications…
What is Secondary Liability in Criminal Law?
Playing a role in a crime – such as getaway driver – is known as secondary liability and can have serious consequences for those involved.
The impact the “Psychological Harm” of a victim has on Sentencing
The psychological harm of a victim has on sentencing is defined by guidelines set out by the Sentencing Council. We take a look at these guidelines.
Spike in “Pet Thefts” leads Government to review the severity of the crime
The Government are bringing in changes that will open up Parole Board Hearings to the public. Here we look at how this would work.
When Can You Be Charged With Criminal Damage?
Essentially, you will receive this charge if you intentionally or recklessly damage property. It is most commonly damage to cars and windows, regularly it will have something to do with revenge.
Burglary and Self-Defence
The law of self-defence is again in the public eye following the case of 78-year-old Richard Osborn-Brooks who was briefly investigated after the fatal stabbing of a burglar who entered his property.
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