General News Articles
Our General News section covers all the latest news, advice, changes in law and information you could need about criminal, motoring and sexual offence laws – as well as information about Morton’s Solicitors.
In our General News section there is invaluable advice and information – making it an all-encompassing resource – whilst illustrating why we lead the way!
Trial Delays
In exceptional circumstances trial delays can occur to ensure that the trial is fair. Here we look at the reasons for delayed trial and the implications.
Company Statement – Coronavirus
Company Statement in relation to the latest Coronavirus pandemic.
The Use of Intermediaries In Criminal Cases
The increasing use of intermediaries in criminal cases with many called upon to give support to witnesses or the defendant during a case. We look at how & why.
Manchester Legal Awards 2020
One week on, we look back at a memorable night at the Manchester Legal Awards 2020 – where we won the Crime Team of the Year award for the 2nd time in 3 years.
The Impact of Coronavirus on Criminal Law Cases
It’s all over the news, but here we look specifically at the impact of coronavirus on Criminal Law Cases – from courts to prisons.
Crime Team of the Year Winners 2020
For the second time in three years we have been announced as winners of the Crime Team of the Year at the prestigious Manchester Legal Awards 2020.
Social Media and Professional Conduct
The use of social media by certain professionals has been highlighted recently – and whilst no criminal offenses were committed, conduct has been questioned.
Quality of Forensic Evidence Called Into Question
The quality of forensic evidence has been called into question by The Forensic Science Regulator after it found gaps in quality in a recent inspection.
How Many Jurors Are There In a Jury?
If you were asked how many jurors are there in a jury, then you would most likely, infact almost certainly reply with 12, but there are actually more…
Tougher Approach to Assault on NHS Staff
We often get asked how prosecutions can proceed in the absence of cooperation from the victim or chief witness. So how does this work?
AWARD-WINNING SERVICE
