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BCL partner, Richard Reichman and solicitor, Suzanne Gallagher consider the review into the UK's regulatory framework for autonomous vehicles by the Law Commission of England and Wales

The concept of pre-recorded oral testimony in criminal courts is not new. Although video-recorded evidence played at trial seems like a recent development...

Impersonating a solicitor has been a criminal offence, carrying a penalty of a fine and/or up to 2 years imprisonment, for many years.

There are constant changes throughout the world, such as crime rates, that all countries need to monitor to ensure that their criminal procedures and law addresses the issues.

The supreme court's decision in this case is important for those tasked with preventing gang related behaviour.

There's a growing recognition that simply reinforcing what we already know about leadership in policing may not prepare the sector for the challenges which lie ahead.

Catriona Rubens discusses how The Independent Inquiry Into Child Sexual Abuse has missed the opportunity to investigate child sexual abuse in sport.

On Wednesday 25 June, we held an informative Breakfast Briefing on the Crime and Policing Bill ("The Bill") chaired by Rebecca Brady and Charlotte Knight.

A respondent served with an UWO has options.

Italy is one of the most popular and beloved tourist destinations in the world but even during a dream vacation, unpleasant episodes can occur, such as physical, verbal or even psychological assault.

In September 2012, the Government published guidance that may assist us as lawyers in both family and criminal practice to better understand the nature and features of controlling or coercive...

A non-molestation order is a type of injunction used to prohibit a person from molesting either the applicant or a relevant child. Molestation is not defined but in practice such orders can be used to protect someone from violence, harassment, and threats.

It is easy to imagine the shockwaves if, for example, an estate agent or law firm were to be prosecuted.

Changes to criminality good character criteria for British Citizenship applications announced on 30th July 2023 will come in force on 31st July 2023. This is the most recent update to the UK...

The question the English Court of Appeal had to consider here was whether the maxim ex turpi causa non oritur actio applied in what was a relatively minor crime of failing to pay a taxi driver.

The High Court has confirmed that hotels owe guests a duty to take reasonable care to protect them against injury caused by the criminal acts of third parties.

The High Court's decision in Kamal v Tax Policy Associates [2026] EWHC 551 (KB) has attracted considerable attention as the first judicial application...