Fraud Related Articles
Forced Access to Property for Fire Safety Checks and Repairs
Forced Access to properties can be given for fire safety work. Here we look at some recent examples where access has been granted.
Prisoner Apprenticeships Offer Route Away From Re-offending
Prisoner Apprenticeships are to be introduced to help reduce re-offended and reduce local labour shortages – but will they work?
Report into Fraud, Scams and Economic Crime Highlights Huge Deficiencies in Financial System
Fraud Scams and Economic Crimes are on the rise. A damning report has been published looking into the causes and what needs to be done.
School Absence Review – Inconsistency in Fines, Covid Impact and Improvement Review
School Absence is on the increase – even without Covid factored in – and so a consultation has been carried out to find out why.
Automated Vehicles – Law Commission Review Offers Guidance
As automated vehicles become more prominent, The Law Commission has helped compile a report into the legalities of their use and safety.
Could Increase in Community Payback Sentences Relieve Pressure in Prisons?
Community Payback could be one way the burden on the prison service is eased. We look at initiatives and benefits of using Community Payback
Courts Backlog – How Will It Be Resolved?
The courts backlog has been worsened by the Covid-19 pandemic. However, steps are being taken to reduce the caseload. We look at the proposals.
Will Colston Statue Criminal Damage Acquittals Be Appealed?
With the acquittal of four defendants charged with criminal damage to the statue Colston Statue in Bristol, will the decision be appealed?
Breastfeeding Voyeurism and a Review of Common Assault as Domestic Abuse
Breastfeeding voyeurism and common assault as part of domestic violence are some of the recent Government reviews to criminal law.
Bill Of Rights – What will it mean?
The Bill of Rights consultation paper has revealed proposals that will amend the current Human Rights Act. We look at the key proposals.
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