MPs Unhappy with IPP Sentencing Injustice
Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) Sentencing was introduced back in 2003 – but a recent report shows reforms are needed.
Report Questions Lack of Quality in Legal Representation of Youth Cases
A recent report raised concerns over the lack of quality in legal representation in youth cases, but how valid are these concerns?
General Deterrence and Sentencing
General Deterrence within sentencing relies on 3 factors according to a recent Sentencing Council report. We look at these in more detail…
Recent Case Looks at Protests and Human Rights
Here we look at the Court of Appeal findings in the Edward Colston statue damage during protests in Bristol and the complexity of such cases.
Non-Attendance at Court
The non-attendance at court for sentencing hearings is becoming more common – but what are the implications?
Application for the Discharge of a Jury
An application for discharging of the jury can have both positive and negative implications in court proceedings. Here we look at the main considerations.
Football Fan Crime and Disorder Figures Show Stark Increase in Incidents
Football-related offences and disorder figures released by the Government shows a stark increase on pre-Covid levels.
New Clampdown on Fraud and Money Laundering
In a bid to clampdown on Fraud and Money Laundering, The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill has been laid out before parliament. We look at the proposed bill.
Age Guidelines for Sentencing
When offenders are approaching or turn 18, there are potential considerations when it comes to sentencing. Here we look at recent case studies highlighting this.
Barristers’ Strike and Custody Time Limits
The sentencing of young offenders is complex with many considerations. Here is a recent case study highlighting some of the considerations.
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