Insights from Daniel Woodman & Co

In criminal practice and procedure, you might think that the humble adjournment is a relatively simple and straightforward matter, but you would be wrong. A little […]

If you are being sentenced for an offence, the court will be aware of, and may take into account, any convictions you have. Whether this has […]

Unauthorised use of a registered trademark is a criminal offence, so selling fake goods at a car boot sale or on internet selling sites can get […]

New legislation was introduced in 2016 banning the production, sale, distribution and supply of psychoactive substances. Within that legislation was a requirement for the government to […]

Many people have an image of a typical drink driver: overweight man, staggering from the pub after an all-day session and getting into his car. A […]

Hacking has been in the news a great deal in the last couple of years, for example, the 2016 US Presidential Elections, the extradition case of […]

The Human Rights Act is 20 years old this year. Its name is often used in vain, “it’s against my human rights!” or blamed for something […]

The power of the police to stop and search is currently in the media due to the rise in murders and serious crimes of violence involving […]

Earlier this year the Metropolitan Police was in the spotlight over their use of a ‘gang matrix’, and now they are back in the news again. […]

We all know that fly-tipping is an offence, but did you know you commit an offence if you pass waste to someone who isn’t licensed? What […]