Law and Order
UK Police Accountability Reform
Police officers in the UK found guilty of gross misconduct will face a new presumption of dismissal starting 28 May...
Read moreDetailsVictims and Courts Bill: UK Judges Empowered
The UK government has introduced the Victims and Courts Bill, empowering judges to impose additional prison time on offenders who...
Read moreDetailsUK Sentencing Reform: Increased Justice for Victims
In the UK, sentences for rapists, domestic abusers, and other violent offenders have been increased following interventions by Solicitor General...
Read moreDetailsTransformative Approach: UK Government’s HMPPS Reforms
The UK government has announced a transformative approach to tackling bullying, harassment, and discrimination within HM Prison and Probation Service...
Read moreDetailsStricter Sentencing for Repeat Offenders: UK Government’s Stand
Robert Emmerson, a 40-year-old sex offender from Manchester, had his sentence increased from 4.5 to 7 years in custody plus...
Read moreDetailsUK’s Stricter Sentencing: Anthony Williams Case
Anthony Williams, a 40-year-old from Gloucester, had his sentence increased from 8 to 12 years after the Solicitor General intervened...
Read moreDetailsUnlicensed Security Work: Legal Ramifications
Conrad Grice, a door supervisor in Pontefract and Castleford, was convicted on 15 April 2025 for working without a valid...
Read moreDetailsPublic Authorities Bill: Recovering £1.5 Billion
The UK government's new Public Authorities Bill, passed in the Commons, aims to recover £1.5 billion over five years by...
Read moreDetailsMHRA’s Operation Subaru: Largest Medicine Trafficking Crackdown
In a significant operation, twelve suspects were arrested in dawn raids across the West Midlands and Northwest England on April...
Read moreDetailsLegal Aid Access: UK Government Launches User-Friendly Tool
The UK government has unveiled a revamped "Check if you can get legal aid" website, aiming to simplify civil legal...
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