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.
New Sentencing Guidelines for Animal Cruelty Offences
New sentencing guidelines for animal cruelty offences were introduced this week. We look at the new guidelines and why they’ve been introduced.
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.
Government Plans to Reduce Offences Committed by Females with Female Offender Strategy Delivery Plan
The Government are looking at proposals to help reduce the number of female offenders. Here we look at the proposals and why now?
The Importance of Judicial Consistency
The use of drones by police to help gather evidence and catch criminals has seen a sharp increase in the last couple of years. Here are some considerations.
Reliability of Forensic Science Under the Microscope
Sentencing reforms for domestic murder and manslaughter offences are being proposed by the Government. Why is this and what will it mean?
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