Should Dangerous Cycling sentences be the equal of dangerous driving?
Dangerous Cycling was raised as an issue by MP Andrea Leadsom in Parliament recently. We look at why the issue was raised and the sentencing guidelines.
Could New Test Pave Way for “Sleepy Driver” Prosecutions
New blood-tests could lead to more convictions of “sleep-deprived” drivers. We look at why the tests are being put forward and the implications.
Wider Implications of Road Rage Highlighted By Recent Case
A recent Road Rage case has highlighted the potential wider implications of such actions – and how someone’s livelihood can be affected.
12 New & Revised Sentencing Guidelines Published Relating to Motoring Offences
12 new & revised sentencing guidelines have been published in relation to serious motoring offences. We take a look at their impact.
Death By Dangerous Driving and Causation
A case study which shows the complexities of death by dangerous driving and causation which highlights that you don’t have to be THE cause to be A cause.
What Is Diplomatic Immunity?
The topic of Diplomatic Immunity has been in the news this week. The UK Foreign Secretary is requesting the wife of a US diplomat be returned to the UK to face a criminal investigation into the death of a 19 year old here in the UK. She has claimed Diplomatic Immunity, and so far, the US Government has refused for the immunity to be waived. So what is Diplomatic Immunity – and how does it work?
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