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The UK government published it’s guidance earlier this month on the new offence of failure to prevent fraud, which will come into force from 1 September 2025. Our excellent pupils, Isotta...
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The second part of James Onalaja’s two-part article analysing the criticisms of the International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor’s applications for arrest warrants in the Palestine Situation is...
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James Onalaja publishes an in-depth piece as part of a two-part series, exploring the steps being taken internationally to bring Vladimir Putin to justice for alleged war crimes in Ukraine, most...
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Daniel Janner KC was interviewed by The Times newspaper regarding false allegations. Click here to read more: ‘False allegations destroy lives and undermine genuine complainants’ (thetimes.co.uk)
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Photos of dogs, children and celebratory champagne on completion of drug deals continue to incriminate defendants in EncroChat cases. Participants in serious organised crime – who you might expect...
Cases, Articles
How much credit a Defendant should be afforded for his guilty plea, and when is the first opportunity to enter a guilty plea, has been the subject of a very recent decision (R v Plaku and ors) handed...
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The New Yorker reports on Terence Woods’ Viking Treasure case including the significant reduction in sentence by the Court of Appeal in July. Click the link below to read!...
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Simon Mayo QC discusses the challenges and benefits of digital working as a business crime and fraud specialist with Director of BPP, Ishan Kolhatkar, and other criminal law practitioners....
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Pot of Gold The market in ingestible CBD supplements and oils is one of the fastest growing in the UK, but what does the Food Standards Agency announcement mean for the industry’s future? According to...