BLOG POSTS What constitutes criminal damage? The legal definition of criminal damage stands as: “A person who without lawful excuse destroys or damages any property belonging to another intending to destroy or damage any such property or being reckless as to... Read More
BLOG POSTS What is extortion? Extortion is the act of threatening the victim with physical harm for the purposes of obtaining money, property or services. What is the difference between blackmail and extortion? Extortion and blackmail are two very similar offences,... Read More
BLOG POSTS What is a Contact Order? What is a Contact Order? A child Contact Order - otherwise known as a Child Arrangements Order - allows the child in question to have contact with a person other than the parent or guardian... Read More
BLOG POSTS When is an arrest unlawful? Many people never experience being arrested, but for those who do, it can be a frightening and distressing experience. Most of the time, arrests are made for good reason. But when is an arrest... Read More
BLOG POSTS What is Police Bail? Police bail is when you are released from the police station following a charge. Bail allows you to return home until the court hearing. However, there are certain situations where bail will be assured, and other... Read More
BLOG POSTS What is the Financial Conduct Authority? Who are the FCA? The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is the main financial regulatory body in the UK. The FCA was formed in 2013, from the ashes of the old version of the organisation, the... Read More