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Keeping the peace at Christmas – top tips for shared parenting over the festive season
Lauren Evans
5 February 2018
Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies – regulation on the horizon to combat cyber-crime?
The Treasury has indicated that it is planning on regulating bitcoin, in an attempt to bring some order to the Wild West that is cryptocurrencies. What would regulation of Bitcoin achieve?
5 February 2018
Fire Safety: Is a company director also a ‘responsible person’?
Fire Safety is just one of the many issues with which management must concern themselves. However, unlike a lot of other safety concerns, fire has the potential for large scale and devastating consequences.
2 February 2018
Tackling Corruption: Unexplained Wealth Orders now in force
In the Government Anti-Corruption Strategy 2017-22 Unexplained Wealth Orders were cited as one of the key tools to ensure a more robust response to tackling economic crime. “Goal 2” of the strategy is to achieve stronger law enforcement, prosecutorial and criminal justice action.
2 February 2018
John Worboys – questions raised around life sentences, Parole Board decisions and publicity
In 2009 John Worboys was convicted of 19 criminal offences against 12 victims, including rape and sexual assault. At the start of 2018, after a private Parole Board hearing in November 2017, it was announced that Warboys would shortly be released on parole. This case poses a number of questions, which we cover in this blog.
1 February 2018
Legal Update: Revisiting trial in the absence of a defendant
Smith v Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals [2017] (Unreported)
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