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What are the Reporting Restrictions in Court?
Although there is a general principle of open justice, there are restrictions in who can be reported on in court. So, what are the reporting restrictions?
Job Opportunity – LEGAL CASHIER REQUIRED
03/06/2020 – Vacancy for a Legal Cashier We are recruiting! We are looking for an experienced legal cashier to join our practice. The full time role requires an individual who is skilled at independent working and ideally has experience in a legal aid practice. The...
Tougher Sentences for Aggravation Related to Disability, Sexual Orientation or Transgender Identity
Tougher sentences are to be handed out where someone’s disability, sexual orientation or transgender identity is the aggravating factor. Read More…
Why knowing about the presence of firearms can lead to a conviction
A recent case has shown that you don’t have to be in possession of a firearm for you to face firearm offences. Find out why doing nothing can be costly.
Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing Bill
The Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing Bill, is designed to further strengthen the approach taken to the sentencing and release of terrorism offenders. Read more…
Police Investigations – The Right to Privacy
A recent Court of Appeal ruling means that the rules around pre-charge privacy could be about to change – helping to protect innocence until proven guilty.
Coronavirus Update – Changes to the Prison Adjudication Rules for Young Offenders
Changes to the Prison Adjudication Rules for Young Offenders are being made due to the Coronavirus pandemic. We take a look at what these changes will mean.
Tough Sentencing For Firearms Offences Maintained By Court of Appeal
A recent case has highlighted that tough sentencing for firearms offences are being sought by the prosecution – and the Court of Appeal seems to be too…
Driving Penalty Points – Avoid Double-Counting Points In The Same Journey
In some instances – double-points can lead to a driving ban, or for a new driver, having to resit their test. So when can double-points awards be avoided?
Is Trial by Jury About to Be Abolished?
Carrying out criminal trials during a pandemic is proving to be a challenge. Here we look at how trial by jury is being reviewed – and could it be abolished?
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