The 2015 documentary series Making a Murderer follows the story of two men from Wisconsin who were convicted of sexually assaulting and murdering a woman. One […]

Prosecuting those who publish obscene articles (an offence under section 2 of the Obscene Publications Act 1959) is hardly prudish, despite what certain commentators would argue. […]

  Section 7 of the Bribery Act 2010 makes it an offence for a company to bribe another with the intent of obtaining or retaining business […]

The case of Tommy Robinson, or to give him his real name, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, has brought this issue into the public eye, but what is it […]

A few years ago, the National Probation Service was split into two. The exiSting service maintained its supervision of high-risk offenders, mainly those serving lengthy sentences […]

The answer is sometimes, but not always. Two years ago, Nottinghamshire Police decided to label misogyny and offences targeting women as hate crime or hate incidents. […]

The simple answer is no, but there are potential consequences in certain circumstances. When can they ask? It is arguable that the police could ask you […]

If you have provided a statement for the prosecution or for the defence you may be called to court to give evidence at the defendant’s trial. […]

There has been much ado in the press about police forces undertaking random checks on motorists and revoking licences at the roadside. So, what are their […]