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    Met Sexism Exposes A ‘We Know Best' Attitude Which Risks Betraying Police Principles

    As the Home Secretary Priti Patel searches for a replacement for Cressida Dick as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Peter Csemiczky, partner in the Serious and General Crime department, argues that the various sexism scandals ...
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Hickman & Rose
    Hickman & Rose
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    What Are The Exceptional Hardship Sentencing Guidelines?

    Accumulating 12 or more penalty points on your driving licence typically triggers an automatic disqualification, but the law provides a potential avenue for relief through exceptional hardship arguments. Understanding how these sentencing guidelines work and what evidence the courts require can make the difference between keeping your licence and facing a driving ban that could profoundly impact your employment, family responsibilities and daily life.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
JMW Solicitors LLP
JMW Solicitors LLP
  • Article

    Domestic Violence And Abuse: Your Rights Explained

    Last week, our firm obtained non-molestation and occupation orders through the English court to protect a British woman...
    United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
    Expatriate Law
    Expatriate Law
  • Article

    Secrets And Lies: Dishonest Exaggeration In Clinical Negligence Claims

    NHS Resolution's recent success in the Lesley Elder case highlights the increasing importance of undertaking investigations where there are genuine questions around exaggeration or fabrication.
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    DAC Beachcroft LLP
    DAC Beachcroft LLP
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    Asia Pacific Competition Law Quarterly

    Welcome to the latest issue of our Asia Pacific Quarterly on competition law. The report provides a regular and concise overview of significant competition law developments that may affect your business operations in the region.
    GlobalAntitrust/Competition Law
    Baker McKenzie
    Baker McKenzie
  • Article

    Coronavirus And Flu Vaccines: Proposed Changes To Criminal Liability

    The government is consulting on legal changes that would assist the distribution of coronavirus and flu vaccines...
    United KingdomCoronavirus (COVID-19)
    BCL Solicitors LLP
    BCL Solicitors LLP
  • Article

    Admissibility Of Evidence Obtained In Breach Of Section 30 PACE

    This article aims to explore the practical utility of the Court of Appeal's decision in the recent case of R v. King [2012] EWCA Crim 805 (Pitchford LJ, Cox J & Burnett J.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    6 King's Bench Walk
    6 King's Bench Walk
  • Article

    AI-generated Child Sexual Abuse Material: Legal Systems Confront A New Criminal Law Challenge

    BCL Solicitors' partners have earned recognition as leading lawyers in criminal investigations, while the firm's experts analyze high-profile cases and systemic reforms shaping the UK criminal justice system.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    BCL Solicitors LLP
    BCL Solicitors LLP
  • Article

    Simon’s Law: What Simon Byrne’s Case Tells Us About Justice For Abuse Survivors

    When a defendant becomes mentally unfit to stand trial due to dementia or cognitive decline, can the criminal justice system still deliver meaningful justice for survivors of childhood sexual abuse?
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Leigh Day
    Leigh Day
  • Article

    The Court Of Appeal Has Confirmed The Test For Dishonesty In Criminal Proceedings

    As a result, lawyers are at a greater risk of findings of dishonesty in a criminal context.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Clyde & Co
    Clyde & Co
  • Article

    Preparing For The Casey Inquiry: The Importance Of Language

    The Casey Review – Baroness Casey's report published in June 2025, following the National Audit on Grooming-Based Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse – sets out 12 recommendations to address four key aims.
    United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
    Browne Jacobson LLP
    Browne Jacobson LLP
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    Unlawful Killing Following Maughan – New Guidance Issued By The Chief Coroner

    In the case of R (on the application of Maughan) (Appellant) v Her Majesty's Senior Coroner for Oxfordshire (Respondent) [2020] UKSC 46, the Supreme Court found, by a majority of three to two.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    BCL Solicitors LLP
    BCL Solicitors LLP
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    Defences To Possession Of Indecent Images

    Being accused of possessing indecent images can be overwhelming and distressing. In many cases, individuals have never been in trouble before and are shocked to find themselves under investigation. It is important to understand that every case turns on its own facts. The law in this area is complex, particularly because it involves digital evidence, and there are a number of potential defences that may arise depending on the circumstances.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Olliers Solicitors
    Olliers Solicitors
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    Analysis: National Audit On Group-based Child Sexual Exploitation And Abuse (June 2025)

    The National Audit on Group-based Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse led by Baroness Casey is a landmark review with profound implications...
    United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
    Browne Jacobson LLP
    Browne Jacobson LLP
  • Article

    Sexual Infidelity And Loss Of Control: R V Clinton (Jon-Jacques) [2012] EWCA Crim 2

    On 25th October 2011, the Court of Appeal (Lord Chief Justice, Henriques J., Gloster J.) issued its judgment in R v Clinton (Jon-Jacques) [2012] EWCA Crim 2.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    6 King's Bench Walk
    6 King's Bench Walk
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    Corporate Law Update: 21 - 27 October 2023

    After a long wait, the Government's second Economic Crime Bill has received Royal Assent to become the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023.
    European UnionCorporate/Commercial Law
    Macfarlanes LLP
    Macfarlanes LLP
  • Article

    The Refugee's Defence

    In the summer of 2011 the Court of Appeal quashed the conviction of an appellant who had entered the United Kingdom on false identity documents and had as a result been charged and convicted by her plea of an offence under section 25(1) of the Identity Cards Act 2006.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    6 King's Bench Walk
    6 King's Bench Walk
  • Article

    Wider Risks For Innocent Victims Of Crash-for-Cash Scams

    Crash-for-cash scams have evolved beyond simple insurance fraud into a serious public safety threat. Organised crime networks are deliberately engineering collisions, intimidating drivers at roadsides, and stealing identities, putting innocent motorists, pedestrians, and vulnerable road users at genuine risk of physical harm and long-term trauma.
    United KingdomInsurance
    Weightmans LLP
    Weightmans LLP
  • Article

    The Test For Dishonesty In Criminal Cases – Ghosh Gone, Ivey Confirmed

    In the recent case of Barton and Booth v R [2020] EWCA Crim 575, a five-judge Court of Appeal has confirmed the test for dishonesty to be used in criminal cases. The law in this area had been in a state of...
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    BCL Solicitors LLP
    BCL Solicitors LLP
  • Article

    A Simple Guide To The Law On Confiscation And Restraint Under The Proceeds Of Crime Act (2002)

    Confiscation law can be hard to understand, even for lawyers.
    United KingdomWealth Management
    BCL Solicitors LLP
    BCL Solicitors LLP
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