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‘Biggest’ Environment Agency waste exports case – fines for the criminal network

December 13, 2012

Guest post from a leading criminal law firm in London. Fines were imposed last week in what the Environment Agency has described as the biggest waste exports case it has ever undertaken. In all, eight men and three companies have been ordered to pay over £220,000 for the part they played in a criminal network […]

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Speed Traps on the Interstate: Can You Still Salvage the Holiday?

December 4, 2012

(US criminal law and generally) No driver enjoys being pulled over for speeding. When setting speed limits, public safety officials must consider the presence of large trucks, older vehicles with outdated or poorly maintained equipment, and poorly skilled drivers. Due to these factors, some drivers may believe that speed limits are set well below their […]

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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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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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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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How to Choose a Criminal Defense Attorney

November 8, 2012

Most people try their best to avoid any run-ins with the law, but unfortunately, this is not always possible. A person can be in the wrong place at the wrong time or even be falsely accused of a crime. Even people who do commit crimes deserve a proper legal defense. It’s sad that many individuals […]

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Knowing Your Miranda Rights in Las Vegas

November 7, 2012

The Miranda rights in Las Vegas and the rest of the United States were created in 1966 as the result of the United States Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona. In this case, defendant Ernesto Miranda was was arrested for abducting and raping an 18-year-old woman. After the victim identified him, Miranda was subjected to […]

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The Oregon Cannabis Tax Act: What Happens if It Passes in November?

October 19, 2012

One of the proposed initiatives that Oregon residents will have the opportunity to vote on in the upcoming November state general election is the Cannabis Tax Act. If this act passes, the laws governing the sale, growing, and use of cannabis, more commonly known as marijuana, pot, or weed, will drastically change. This act has […]

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Gary McKinnon’s extradition stalled by the Home Secretary after a long drawn battle

October 19, 2012

The extradition of Gary McKinnon was blocked by the Home Secretary Theresa May bringing cheers to the family and human right campaigners who were opposed to the extradition of Mr McKinnon to the US. The mother of McKinnon Janis Sharp said that she was overwhelmed after a long drawn battle against her son’s extradition who […]

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What’s the difference in penalty for drug zone volition in a school zone?

September 25, 2012

(US criminal law and issues) In the world of crime, the worst offenses involve any illegal act involving a child. Hence, society considers the lowest thief to be someone who would “steal candy from a baby.” The corruption of innocence offends society. We don’t tolerate it. As much as we hate the consequences of drugs, […]

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