How Long Can the Police Keep You in Custody?
Being arrested is a very daunting time, guilty or not. Being taken into police custody can seem like a very mysterious process, especially when it comes to the time limits of how long you can be in custody, but if you’re wondering how long can police detain you, here are the facts on the hours, […]
What Powers Does the Financial Conduct Authority Have?
Since the global financial crisis of 2008, financial organisations large and small have faced huge regulatory pressure and ongoing scrutiny based on the enforcement of one major organisation, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). With many high-profile financial organisations having been fined by the Financial Conduct Authority, it is in organisations’ best interests to conform to […]
American XL Bully: a Guide to New Legislation
Anybody keeping up to date with the news in recent months will have no doubt heard about the dog breed, the American XL Bully. With increased reports of injuries and deaths caused by dogs linked to XL Bully breeds, and at the end of 2023, the government announced it was going to add the American […]
Xanax in UK Law
In the United States, Xanax is a popular drug that’s prescribed by many doctors. While it can’t be obtained as an over-the-counter drug in the States, it certainly isn’t hard to get a prescription. Commonly, the drug is used to treat a wide range of anxiety and sleeping disorders due to its powerful tranquilliser properties. […]
What is Voyeurism?
In legal terms recording or watching someone during a private act is classed as voyeurism. For the act to be an offence the watching or recording must always be non-consensual. That is the person that is being watched or recorded does not know that it is happening. Is Voyeurism Illegal? Yes, voyeurism is illegal and […]
What is the difference between ABH and GBH?
In the realm of criminal law, offences involving bodily harm are taken very seriously. Two commonly encountered charges in this context are ABH (Actual Bodily Harm) and GBH (Grievous Bodily Harm). While both involve harm inflicted upon an individual, there are distinct differences between these offences in terms of severity, intent, and legal implications. In […]
Working Cash In Hand
Working cash in hand refers to the practice of receiving payment for goods or services without declaring it for tax purposes. While it may seem like an appealing option for some individuals, it is important to understand that this practice is illegal in the United Kingdom. In this blog post, we will delve into the […]
How long does a dwp investigation take?
Your primary question if you or someone you know is involved in a dwp investigation or Department of Work and Pensions investigation is when will this all be done with? The truth of the matter is it can be a very stressful time for all parties that are in the mix. Here you can learn […]
What are valid reasons for not attending court?
If you are facing criminal charges and are required to be in court on a certain date and time then it’s in your best interest to do so. Keep in mind that there will likely be a variety of consequences for not showing up at the scheduled date and time. However, there may be some […]
What Is The Difference Between Spent And Unspent Criminal Convictions?
Working out whether you will need to disclose your criminal record to insurance agencies, an employer, or any other organisation can be confusing. This is because it depends on whether your conviction is counted as spent or unspent. Fortunately, you can find out all about how to work out whether your conviction is classed as […]
