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9th Oct 2019
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Firearms - Sentencing Reform
The Sentencing Council is consulting on a new guideline for some of the most commonly prosecuted firearms offences. At the moment, guidance is to be found only in case law, and this...
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18th Sep 2019
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Gait analysis
What is gait?
Gait, quite simply, is how a person walks, the movement of limbs.
How does this relate to criminal law?
With the ever-increasing use of CCTV, the identifica...
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9th Sep 2019
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The Cut-Throat Defence
A cut-throat defence is where one defendant gives evidence that is damaging to a co-defendant's case, sometimes going as far as directly accusing the other person of the crime, while typic...
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6th Sep 2019
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Airports, Planes and Alcohol
It has been reported in the press that 500 people have been arrested while drunk on a plane at British airports in the last three years.
For many people a holiday begi...
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8th Aug 2019
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Local Authorities Get Tough on Sub-letting
As Airbnb listings in London soar to 80,000, up 400% from 2015 figures, Westminster Council is cracking down on those who use the site to unlawfully sublet social housi...
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8th Aug 2019
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Mobile Phones and Driving – The Legal Position
We all know that the use of mobile phones is banned whilst driving.
Or are they?
The answer, according to the High Court’s recent deci...
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