Football Banning Orders – How Common Are They?
Does the Criminal Damage Act include damage to your own property? After several high profile cases, we examine the law.
Just Stop Oil Protestors Receive No Sympathy from Court of Appeal
A review of the Criminal Appeal System has been called for by The Law Commission. What has prompted this and what will the review involve?
Government Announces Pilot Scheme for Community Service “Rapid Response Force”
A new pilot scheme for rapid response community service as part of a new “Community Payback” initiative. However, could it cause more harm?
New Public Order Laws Aimed At Tackling Disruptive Protesting
New Public Order Laws have been brought in to tackle disruptive and damaging behaviour by protesters. Here we look at the new offences.
“Slow Walking” Offence To Be Introduced In New Bid To Tackle Protestor Disruption
A new offence of “disruptive slow walking” is to be introduced to provide police with more clarity in tackling protest disruption. Here are the implications.
Aggravated Trespass and the Recent Just Stop Oil Protests
Aggrevated Trespass is seen as a relatively minor crime dealt with in Magistrates Courts, but could the Just Stop Oil protests be about to change that?
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