Crime

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Ewing Law: the power of private practice in crime?

Tony Wyatt sets out the attributes and approaches of Ewing Law, a criminal firm serving private clients

Former partner jailed for fraud 

Robert Wiggans misappropriated over £200,000 from a vulnerable client

CBA warns of implications of 'haemorrhaging' of criminal barristers

The Criminal Bar Association has stated that “without a dramatic increase in funding, the haemorrhaging of talented barristers will continue”

Greensill: should directors of failing companies be worried?

Rebecca Parry explores compares the UK's insolvent and wrongful trading regime with that in Australia 

Deferred prosecution agreements: lessons from Serco

Harry Travers and Alex Swan consider the implications on individual prosecutions following corporate DPAs

CILEX: criminal legal aid not sustainable career

Criminal legal aid work is no longer a sustainable career path for legal executives, CILEX said

On parole: a victim-centred approach

Alec Samuels considers how the victim has become central to Parole Board considerations

Law Society welcomes removal of cap on judicial sitting days