QC Misconduct & the wider impact
QC Misconduct can have implications on a trial or lead to unsafe convictions. We look at one recent case where a conviction was overturned.
Colston Statue Protest Raises Issue of Dealing with Criminal Charges During Protests
The Colston statue protest has raised several issues regarding the handling of criminal damages caused during a protest. Here are the main points.
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?
Introduction of “Victims’ Law” Would See Greater Consultation With Victims
The introduction of a “Victims’ Law” would see greater consultation with victims under a new proposal. We look at the implications.
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