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What Happens if you Get Caught Speeding? Here’s Everything You Need To Know

According to survey results, more than half of UK drivers admit to speeding frequently, making it one of the most common driving offences and a major contributor to fatal collisions. Whether it is because you’re running...

BLOG, BLOG POSTS, DRIVING OFFENCES, DRUGS OFFENCES

Drink Driving & Drug Driving – What You Need to Know This Summer

As summer begins, many people are out enjoying barbecues, festivals, and late-night events. But with the rise in social activities comes an increase in drink driving and drug driving offences, which are some of the most...

BLOG POSTS, DRIVING OFFENCES

Motoring Offences Are on the Rise This Summer – Know Your Rights and Protect Your Licence

Motoring Offences Are on the Rise This Summer – Know Your Rights and Protect Your Licence Longer days, more road trips, social outings, and with them a sharp rise in motoring offences in summer. ...

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Understanding Theft vs Robbery

The terms “theft” and “robbery” are often used interchangeably in day-to-day conversation. However, in UK law, the two words refer to notably different offences. In this article, the criminal defence solicitors at DPP Law discuss...

CRIME

Police Investigation Failures And Your Rights

According to the briefing paper “Police powers: an introduction” published in the House of Commons Library, the UK’s police service exists to “protect the public by detecting and preventing crime”. The paper goes on to...

CRIME

Reasonable Doubt and the Standard of Proof in Criminal Cases

When acting for the prosecution in a criminal case, a legal representative must be able to prove that the defendant is “guilty beyond reasonable doubt” in order to secure a conviction. This means the prosecution bears...

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