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[Image credit: “Pickets at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital during the second 4 hour pay strike” by Roger Blackwell is licensed under CC BY 2.0.) The Criminal Cases Review Commission […]

[Image credit: “panoramic x-ray of my teeth” by p_x_g is licensed under CC BY 2.0.) “Why Bite Mark Evidence Should Never Be used in Criminal Trials” is a report published […]

[Image credit: “panoramic x-ray of my teeth” by p_x_g is licensed under CC BY 2.0.) What is bite mark evidence? A bite mark is a pattern produced by the indentations […]

[Image credit: © Crown Copyright) The government recently announced a range of proposals regarding immigration, but how does this affect criminal law? Priti Patel, the Home […]

[Image credit: BBC Television.) This week saw the new series of the BBC’s Line of Duty hit our screens, with another battle ahead for the police […]

[Image credit: Arms over the entrance to the Crown Court and County Court in St Aldates’, Oxford. Photograph taken 2006-03-25. Copyright © 2006 Kaihsu Tai.) What […]

[Image credit: Arms over the entrance to the Crown Court and County Court in St Aldates’, Oxford. © Kaihsu Tai.) At the moment, profoundly deaf people rarely sit as jurors. […]

[Image credit © Crown Copyright) The Criminal Cases Review Commission began its work on 31 March 1997. It was created by the Criminal Appeal Act 1995, […]

[Image credit © Crown Copyright) More prosecution casework is carried out locally by prosecutors based in regional hubs. For some cases, the position is entirely different, […]

[Image credit: “Blow Your Mind” by kozumel is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0) A number of the definitive guidelines published by the Sentencing Council direct sentencers to consider whether the […]