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UWOs And The Steady Expansion Of Extra-Territorial Jurisdiction Over Financial Crime
Vanessa Reid examines the ever-expanding jurisdiction of UK criminal courts over extra-territorial conduct, persons, and property.
United KingdomCriminal Law
Bright Line Law
Article
The Strasbourg Court Opines On Russian Actions In Ukraine
Three weeks ago, in an outcome with which even its sternest critics are unlikely to disagree, the European Court of Human Rights ("the Strasbourg Court" / "the Court") handed down a landmark ruling in Netherlands and Ukraine v. Russia.
United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
BCL Solicitors LLP

Why Do Indecent Images Investigations Take So Long?

Imagine being under investigation for offences involving indecent images of children, months pass with no end in sight, and you’re left in limbo, anxious for answers. A new HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) inspection report (April 2026) looks at why these investigations often drag on and vary so widely across England and Wales. The report, “The policing response to the investigation of online child sexual abuse and the management of registered sex offenders”, reveals a system under strain with surging demand and inconsistent practices.

United KingdomCriminal Law

Olliers Solicitors

UK Economic Crime Group: Enforcement Update

In this edition of the UK Enforcement newsletter, we provide an update on recent anti-corruption, fraud and bribery developments in the UK.

United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector

Arnold & Porter

The Liability Of Hoteliers For Child Abuse And Child Exploitation

Certain hotels are sited in city centres or close to the main road networks. They are easily accessible and some are vulnerable to misuse by those engaged in crime.

United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

UK Economic Crime Group Enforcement Update

In this edition of the UK Enforcement newsletter, we provide an update on recent anti-corruption, fraud and bribery developments in the UK.

United KingdomCriminal Law

Arnold & Porter

Computer Misuse And Hacking Offences - The Law Explained

The Computer Misuse Act 1990 was enacted when the internet was in its infancy, yet it remains the cornerstone of UK cybercrime law today. How do these decades-old provisions apply to modern hacking offences, DDoS attacks, and cyber vandalism in an era where digital systems underpin virtually every aspect of daily life? This comprehensive guide examines the key offences, their legal requirements, potential sentences, and critical defence strategies that specialist cyber crime solicitors employ when challengi

United KingdomCriminal Law

Mary Monson Solicitors

Cyber Security Threats Facing The Legal Profession

Cyber attacks continue to threaten the Legal Profession causing financial and reputational losses. The Professional Indemnity Legal Services team provide a breakdown of the main cyber threats facing the industry today.

United KingdomTechnology

A Simple Guide To The Law On Civil Recovery Under The Proceeds Of Crime Act 2002 (POCA)

Partner John Binns explains the way civil recovery works under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA).

United KingdomCriminal Law

BCL Solicitors LLP

The Dangers Of Diversion: Advising Mentally Disordered Offenders On The Practical Effect Of Compulsory Detention Under The Mental Health Act 1983

The prevailing view within the Criminal Justice System is that MDOs who are afflicted with a disorder at the time of the offence and/or at the time of trial, should be dealt with differently to ordinary offences, namely via diversion to the NHS through the Mental Health Act.

United KingdomCriminal Law

6 King's Bench Walk

UK Economic Crime Group: Enforcement Update

In this edition of the UK Enforcement newsletter, we provide an update on recent anti-corruption and fraud developments, as well as other economic crime issues in the UK.

United KingdomCriminal Law

Arnold & Porter

Developments In Fraud And Corruption Litigation: 2024 - 2025

Two months in and the Serious Fraud Office ("SFO") has already begun to set the tone for 2025 as a ‘year of firsts'.

United KingdomCriminal Law

BCL Solicitors LLP

Updated British Citizenship Criminality Good Character Guidance

The British Nationality Act (BNA 1981) contains a good character requirement, which applies to certain applications for registration as a British citizen...

United KingdomImmigration

Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers

UK Economic Crime Group: Enforcement Update

In this edition of the UK Enforcement newsletter, we provide an update on recent anti-corruption, fraud and bribery developments in the UK.

United KingdomCriminal Law

Arnold & Porter

The Law On Kidnapping: A Response To The Law Commission’s Consultation Paper

In September 2011 the Law Commission published ‘Simplification of Criminal Law: Kidnapping – A Consultation Paper'’.

United KingdomCriminal Law

6 King's Bench Walk

Compulsory Document Production Powers In Criminal Investigations – Do They Have Extraterritorial Effect?

The past year has produced some fascinating US case law concerning the extent to which US search warrants have extraterritorial effect.

United KingdomCriminal Law

Domestic Abuse, Return To Work And Injunction Orders During Covid-19

Lockdown has caused a significant increase in the number of incidents of domestic abuse being reported worldwide.

United KingdomEmployment and HR

Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP

Defending Negligent Security Cases In Florida

Crime happens, and statistics show that this trend is on the rise along with the litigation associated with such crimes.

United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

What Does Section 172 Of The Road Traffic Act 1988 Mean For Drivers?

When police issue a Section 172 notice requiring you to identify who was driving your vehicle during an alleged traffic offence, failing to respond correctly can result in six penalty points, unlimited fines and possible disqualification. Understanding your legal obligations, available defences and the consequences of non-compliance is essential to protecting your driving licence and avoiding a criminal conviction.

United KingdomCriminal Law

JMW Solicitors LLP

UK Economic Crime Group: Enforcement Update (October 21, 2021)

In this edition of the UK Enforcement newsletter, we provide an update on recent anti-corruption and fraud developments, as well as economic crime issues in the UK.

United KingdomCriminal Law

Arnold & Porter

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