The Criminal Justice System is being forced to adapt to the environment created by the Covid-19 lockdown. On 14/04/2020 the CPS issued new Guidance to assist Crown Prosecutors in deciding whether it is – or […]
Large scale police investigations now invariably involve joint cooperation with countries inside the EU. Mutual cooperation within the EU is relatively commonplace and underpins the very nature of the European Union. If we leave the […]
The case of Prizreni v. Albania (application no. 29309/16) heard in the European Court of Human Right adds weight to the argument that where there is a lack of an effective investigation by the state, […]
The Policing and Crime Act 2017 made changes to pre-charge bail and introduced the presumption that suspects should be released under investigation, unless bail is deemed “both necessary and proportionate in all the circumstances”. Emily […]
At a time when incessant cuts to police resources mean fewer officers on the streets and numerous reported crimes going uninvestigated, the media’s attention has been drawn to activists taking the law into their own […]
When it comes to so-called “county-lines” cases, advocates within the Criminal Justice System must not allow the safeguards in our law to be overlooked simply because others in the system are overlooking them. There are […]
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