When the government announced that the XL bully was to be added to the list of prohibited types of dogs in England and Wales, owners were advised by the government…
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When someone is being investigated by the police, it is common for there to be a long delay following the police interview. This may be because the police investigation is…
Stop and account Stop and account is the power allowing police officers to ask questions about who you are and what you’re doing in the area in which you’re stopped….
Notification Requirements A person who is placed on the Sex Offenders Register is more properly described as being made subject to the notification requirements of the Sexual Offences Act 2003….
There are two ways in which a person may be disqualified from driving a motor vehicle: Where the offence is so serious that it warrants an immediate disqualification. Disqualification can…
New regulations came into force on 1st October 2018 which introduced considerable restrictions and regulations on the third party sale of puppies and kittens in England. These changes were introduced…
We talk a lot in this Country about the benefits of a jury trial, how leaving the decision in the hands of 12 people chosen at random, is the fairest…
The majority of road traffic offences carry obligatory endorsement. Since the abolition of paper counterpart licences in June 2015, any endorsement will be shown on your electronic driving record which…
Nitrous oxide – more commonly known as ‘laughing gas’ – is back in the news following a Court of Appeal ruling that the substance is controlled by the Psychoactive Substances…
Heading back from holiday this summer, you may have brought a souvenir or two back in your luggage. While there’s no problem bring an ornament or a piece of jewellery…