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16th Jul 2018
News
It’s health and safety gone mad!
Or is it?
The Health and Safety Executive is the national regulator for workplace health and safety.
Interestingly, on its website, there is a page for de...
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14th Jul 2018
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Explosives
Rather than Guy Fawkes or his modern-day counterparts many of the recent cases involving explosives have been in relation to thefts from cash machines. The law is old but still very relevant today; it...
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5th Jul 2018
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Participating in Organised Crime
Section 45 of the Serious Crime Act 2015 makes it is an offence to participate in the activities of an organised crime group, this is a new offence created by the 2015 legislatio...
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20th Jun 2018
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“I’m Going to Kill You!”
How many times have you said something similar?
Is it an offence?
If you make such a threat, intending that another would fear it would be carried ou...
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13th Jun 2018
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Minimum Sentences
For certain offences, there are minimum terms of imprisonment that a court must impose, absent exceptional circumstances (or it being unjust), these sentences can be automatically imposed even...
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7th Jun 2018
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Getting Tough on Breach of Court Orders
Today (7 June 2018), the Sentencing Council has published new guidelines for judges and magistrates for when they are sentencing offenders who have breached court orders....
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