Professor David Ormerod, arguably England’s foremost expert in relation to sentencing in the criminal courts, has been tasked with looking...

Professor David Ormerod, arguably England’s foremost expert in relation to sentencing in the criminal courts, has been tasked with looking...
The High Court recently decided a case of importance to private hire vehicle operators. Milton Keynes Council prosecuted Skyline Taxis...
The Court of Appeal has upheld the manslaughter conviction of a restaurant owner who neither cooked for nor served a...
On the 7th of November, in the High Court, the road victims’ charity RoadPeace persuaded Mr. Justice Ouseley that compulsory...
The taxi licensing controversy surrounding Wolverhampton private hire drivers seems to be growing. A little while ago, I wrote about...
Recent government plans to introduce tougher sentences for irresponsible drivers are likely to be ineffective at best – at worst,...
Those convicted in a Magistrates' Court have an automatic right of appeal. Here we give an overview of the process, and outline your options for an appeal.
What is the ‘Sex Offender Register’? There isn’t an actual register, and the phrase refers to notification requirements imposed on...
The government is planning to introduce legislation which will increase the maximum custodial sentence for animal cruelty offences under the...
With new rules governing drone usage coming into force, we take an updated look at the relevant laws surrounding this...
Environmental crime committed by people who illegally dump waste have cost land and property owners millions of pounds in the...