Practice Notes: Crime
CBA: Solicitor advocates better than barristers in youth court
Youth justice lessons not learnt 18 years after Bulger trial, says Doughty Stree
15 May 2017
The new pre-charge bail regime
Claire Hegarty and Irene McMillan discuss the changes, particularly in relation to bail, made to PACE and a recent case on the necessity o
15 May 2017
MoJ ‘fiddling while Rome burns’ with extended court hours pilot
‘It is hard enough to juggle work and home without evening sittings,’ say
11 May 2017
Not-for-profit crime firm ‘slays the lie’ that solicitors are in it for the money
Cooperative and community interest company launched by ex-Bindman
11 May 2017
Private prosecutions and the shape of things to come
Criticism of charities’ right to prosecute alleged offenders is short-sighted and ignores the nature of justice, writes Melink
10 May 2017
Walking the tightrope of compliance
The Law Society has struck back on the SFO’s section 2 interviews, but to what effect, wonders Mai
08 May 2017
Lawyers, banks, and NGOs join forces to fight human trafficking
Thomson Reuters Foundation launches new toolkit to scrutinise financia
04 May 2017
Teaching about FGM
Dr Kate Cook urges solicitors to be more aware about a practice that has no place in ou
04 May 2017
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