November 2012

What is a criminal injury claim?

November 30, 2012

Guest post regarding criminal injury claims. A criminal injury claim can be made if you have been harmed in a violent crime in the last two years. In order to make one of these types of claims, there is certain information that you must have; including your police reference number, the date of your court […]

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The Perils of Aggravated Assault on a Police Officer

November 29, 2012

(US criminal law) When a police officer arrives at your door, chances are that you are already having a bad day.  Sometimes, tempers can flare, making an already upsetting situation even worse.  However, any attack against a police officer can have serious and long lasting consequences.  While assault is always a serious crime, aggravated assault […]

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Domestic Violence: What Happens Now?

November 29, 2012

Domestic violence takes many shapes and forms. Many people assume that domestic violence is the act of physically hurting a spouse, a child, or any relative. The truth is, the definition of domestic violence is very broad, and actions that are taking place in your home may be considered abuse. What Can Be Defined as Domestic […]

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A dentist who was sending message on her phone while driving killed an old man and his dog and faces five years in jail

November 29, 2012

A dentist who was sending a text message while driving drove over a grandfather and his dog causing their death is facing up to five years in prison. Kay Nolan, 45, had pulled over in a lay by to compose the message on her mobile phone but only sent it once she was on the […]

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Possible Defenses To A Disorderly Conduct Charge

November 27, 2012

(US criminal law and generally) Disorderly conduct is the most common charge made by arresting officers throughout the country. This charge has a very broad range of events that fall under its scope. Playing music too loud at your home to having a fight with your partner that others can hear can be considered disorderly […]

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Protection from Cyber Crime

November 27, 2012

These days, you’re just as likely to be “mugged” by a faceless hacker than by an intimidating street thug. Comprising a wide range of criminal activities conducted via electronic communication networks, cyber crime is now a serious problem that saps billions of dollars from the national economy each year. Examples of cyber crime include personal […]

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What to do if You’re Arrested for a DUI

November 26, 2012

(US criminal law) If you’ve ever been arrested for a DUI before than you know the experience can be frightening and confusing. One moment, you’re driving in your vehicle and having a great time, and the next, you’re in handcuffs in the backseat of a police car heading to the station. From there, you’ll be […]

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UK Criminal Law – Through the Stages

November 26, 2012

Going through a criminal case can be a very stressful and worrying time, especially if it is your first time. We hope that knowing what to expect will help you through the stages of criminal investigation / prosecution. At the Police Station If you are suspected of committing a criminal offence you may be either […]

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How Drunk Driving Incidents Affect Insurance Rates For Everyone

November 24, 2012

All drivers throughout the nation are required to carry liability insurance to drive a registered vehicle on public roadways. While these compulsory laws may seem unfair, they are designed to protect all drivers who travel on the roadways. One of the biggest concerns drivers have when purchasing insurance is how their rates will be calculated. […]

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10,000 Solicitors Registered for Criminal Advocacy as QASA Begins Next Year

November 22, 2012

Solicitors wishing to practice as criminal advocates will be subject to a new regime for accreditation from January 2013. The Quality Assurance Scheme for Advocates (QASA) requires solicitors to let the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) know of their intention to enter the scheme. And it seems that the scheme is popular – from figures recently […]

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