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.
The use of DNA and biometric evidence
The collection of DNA and Biometric evidence and then it’s use in cases has so many considerations. Here we look more into the details.
Tony’s Law – What is it and how has it come about?
The introduction of Tony’s Law sees the lengthening of sentences for offences resulting in injury, cruelty or death of a child or someone in a person’s care.
Towing a Caravan or Trailer and the Law
If you passed your driving test after 1997 you need to take a test to tow a caravan or trailer. The law is due to change and we look at the implications.
Unlawful Importation of Firearms – The New Sentencing Guidelines
The unlawful importation of firearms is a serious offence and sentencing for this offence has recently been reviewed. We look at the outcome.
Tougher Sentencing for Acts of Terrorism – But What Will it Achieve?
Tougher sentences for acts of terrorism were recently announced, but a recent review suggests this alone might not be effective.
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