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    Ben Stokes Controversy: Is Sorry Really The Hardest Word?

    I was recently asked to comment on the Ben Stokes saga by the BBC – one point which we discussed was how Stokes can best handle the potential fallout in terms of managing his reputation.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Withers LLP
    Withers LLP
  • Article

    What Should You Do If Your Crime Report Is Not Being Taken Seriously?

    Crime victims often face stress and frustration due to slow case progression and limited procedural rights. B P Collins' criminal team advises providing detailed evidence, persistent follow-ups, and documenting interactions. Legal options exist to challenge inadequate investigations and decisions by authorities, ensuring victims' rights are upheld.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    BP Collins
    BP Collins
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    Supporting Your PCC Post-election

    It is important to keep in mind at this time that so many aspects of the work of PCCs are set out in legislation and subject to legal process.
    United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
    Fieldfisher
    Fieldfisher
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    Updating Evidence Laws For The Digital Space: Overseas Production Orders

    In a bid to keep English law up to date with technological advances, the Crime (Overseas Production Orders) Bill 2018 has passed the committee stage at the House of Lords.
    European UnionPrivacy
    Morrison Foerster
    Morrison Foerster
  • Article

    Magnitsky Legacy And Curbing Financial Crime

    One of the many debates prompted by the UK's decision to leave the EU is its future policy on targeted sanctions.
    GlobalCriminal Law
    BCL Solicitors LLP
    BCL Solicitors LLP
  • Article

    Overseas Students Identified As Money Laundering Targets

    Why are criminals using international students and what can students' unions be doing to raise awareness and protect students?
    United KingdomConsumer Protection
    Wrigleys Solicitors LLP
    Wrigleys Solicitors LLP
  • Article

    The Deloitte Consumer Review - Consumer Data Under Attack: The Growing Threat Of Cyber Crime

    Welcome to the latest edition of the Deloitte Consumer Review. This edition focuses on cyber crime and security for consumer businesses.
    United KingdomConsumer Protection
    Deloitte
    Deloitte
  • Article

    Equivocal Plea – ‘I Did It But I’m Not Guilty’: The Need For Advice For Prisoners

    Duncan Lewis recently pursued a prison law judicial review case which dealt with adjudication charges against five prisoners.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Duncan Lewis Solicitors
    Duncan Lewis Solicitors
  • Article

    Police Fail To Investigate The Crime You Reported, So What Next? (30 May 2023)

    Police's failure to investigate a crime can leave victims feeling let down by the authorities charged with protecting them as well as extremely distressed at the thought that the perpetrator has got away with the crime.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Duncan Lewis Solicitors
    Duncan Lewis Solicitors
  • Article

    Police Investigation Into Alleged Abuse At Hill End Adolescent Unit Is Concluded

    Hertfordshire police have concluded their investigation into reports of excessive use of sedation and non-recent sexual assaults against children who had stayed at Hill End Adolescent Unit a...
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Leigh Day
    Leigh Day
  • Article

    Rape Review Progress Report: 'Could Do Better'

    Secretary of State for Justice, Alex Chalk KC MP said the Report, ‘shows more rapists being brought to trial...
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    BCL Solicitors LLP
    BCL Solicitors LLP
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    Retail Violence – Government Launches Project Pegasus

    Described as "the first national partnership of its kind", the Government, at the end of October, launched Project Pegasus.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Weightmans LLP
    Weightmans LLP
  • Article

    The Identification Principle

    Bylined article by Jason Hungerford and Thomas Ajose on the identification principle obstacle to financial crime enforcement.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Mayer Brown
    Mayer Brown
  • Article

    UK Court Of Appeal Refuses To Extend Criminal Contempt To Foreign Anti-suit Injunctions

    Explore Dechert's comprehensive news and insights portal, featuring legal updates, practice area analysis, and industry-specific content.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Dechert
    Dechert
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    UK Information Commissioner's Office Seeks Further Criminal Powers

    The UK Information Commissioner recently published a consultation paper inviting views on the ICO's proposal that it should be granted investigation and asset recovery powers under the ...
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Ropes & Gray LLP
    Ropes & Gray LLP
  • Article

    Urgent New Guidance Needed On Use Of Twitter In Criminal Trials

    The problems that Twitter can pose in legal proceedings has been highlighted by the recent trial of the Pakistani cricketers.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Corker Binning
    Corker Binning
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    Variation Of Petr Aven Freezing Orders Quashed

    The High Court of England and Wales (Collins Rice J) has overturned a decision to vary rather than set aside two AFOs obtained by the National Crime Agency...
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Astraea Group
    Astraea Group
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    What Evidence Can Help Defend A False Sexual Allegation?

    The evidence that most often helps defend a false sexual allegation includes messages and call records, location data, CCTV, witness accounts and documentary records, examined together and in context. No single item usually decides a case: the defence task is to build the full picture, as early as possible.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Olliers Solicitors
    Olliers Solicitors
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    NDAs Preventing Disclosures About Crime To Be Banned

    The government plans to ban non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) that prevent someone from making disclosures about criminal conduct for the purpose of reporting...
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Lewis Silkin
    Lewis Silkin
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    Unconvicted – The Disclosure Of Minor Convictions And Cautions

    In February this year we reported on the Court of Appeal decision in R (T and others) v Greater Manchester Police in which the Court found that elements of the regime for disclosure of past criminal convictions represented a disproportionate interference with the right to a private life under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Withers LLP
    Withers LLP
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