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When can a court impose a Football Banning Order?
The most common scenario for the imposition of a Football Banning Order is after a conviction in the Magistrates Court or a Crown Court of a “relevant offence”, which is an offence listed in Schedule 1 of the Football Spectators Act, 1989. If you are convicted of a “relevant offence”, then the court must make a Football Banning Order unless there are particular circumstances relating to the...Read More
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London Fraud Solicitors: Following the Money in Complex Financial Crime
Financial crime cases are becoming increasingly complex, particularly with the rise of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. This article explores how these complexities impact fraud investigations and highlights why highly experienced London Fraud Solicitors with deep expertise in fraud law and money laundering cases are essential for an effective defence. Following the Money in Modern Fraud Cases...Read More
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What is a ‘terrorist incident’?
Following the horrific events on the London bound train at Huntingdon on Saturday evening, many people were very critical of the decision not to describe the incident as a ‘terrorist incident’. While the motivation of many of those social media commentators is highly questionable, many ordinary people will be wondering why something like this, and the incidents in Southport and Liverpool were...Read More
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Tax Fraud Solicitors: Facilitating Tax Evasion
Why choosing specialist tax fraud solicitors early can make all the difference When you face allegations that threaten your finances and reputation, securing the right advice is critical. At JFH Crime, our experienced team of tax-fraud experts understand the complexities of HMRC investigations and the devastating impact of criminal tax matters. Whether you’re an individual or a business under...Read More
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Fraud Solicitors London: Specialist Advice and Representation
As Airbnb listings in London soar to 80,000, up 400% from 2015 figures, Westminster Council is cracking down on social housing fraud. The Council is targeting those who use the site to unlawfully sublet social housing. As a result, there are over 1,500 investigations underway. The council recovered £100,974 from a Toby Harman, a social housing tenant who had been unlawfully letting his flat on...Read More
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Benefit Fraud Solicitors: Understanding Offences and Sentencing
Benefit fraud offences can be complex and carry serious consequences. If you’re under investigation, seeking advice from benefit fraud solicitors can make all the difference to the outcome of your case. This article outlines the main types of benefit fraud offences and the importance of expert legal support. The dishonesty offence It is an offence to dishonestly make a representation in...Read More
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Criminal Offence Solicitors: Tracking Violent Offenders
Tracking Violent Offenders: How GPS Monitoring Is Being Used in Criminal Cases A pilot is being carried out into electronic monitoring global positioning system (GPS). The aim of the pilot is to gain information to look at how existing and new electronic monitoring technologies could be used more effectively, particular for violent offenders. A specific pilot is also taking place in London for...Read More
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The Importance of Judicial Continuity
During the life of a criminal case, it is common for a defendant to face a different judge each hearing. But when does judicial continuity become an issue? In more complex cases, hearings are reserved wherever possible to the same judge to save duplication of judicial resources and more effectively manage the case, but there is no rule that the same judge must preside at every case hearing....Read More
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Eye In The Sky – Drones in policing
Most motorists are alert to law enforcement when driving, taking notice of speed limits, speed camera warnings, and generally being alert to the fact that a police car may be waiting just around the corner. But how often do you look up? Sure, if you are being pursued at high speed by a police car, you might expect at some point to be joined by a police helicopter, but have you considered that...Read More
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Air Weapons – Safety Tips to Keep You Out Of Court
The advice here concerns ‘lethal barrelled’ air weapons – those with muzzle energy of more than 1 joule. Guns below this threshold, and qualifying ‘airsoft’ guns, are not regarded as firearms. Air weapons with muzzle energy greater than 12 foot-pounds may only be held on a firearm certificate issued by local police forces. Air pistols with muzzle energies greater than 6 foot-pounds (and...Read More
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