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Supreme Court clarifies VAT group rules in Prudential v HMRC
Waqar Shah
20 May 2020
Victims’ Right to Review Scheme: does a victim have a right to make representation?
A victim has a right to request review of a decision not to prosecute or to discontinue a prosecution, but do they have a right to make representations?
12 May 2020
What is an Interpol Red Notice and what are the practical implications for Anne Sacoolas?
In a surprising development, Interpol has reportedly issued a Red Notice for Anne Sacoolas in relation to her alleged involvement in the death of 19 year old Harry Dunn last year.
12 May 2020
Criminal courts: coping with COVID-19
The impact of the 2019 novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic left no part of the UK untouched. The criminal justice system was no exception.
7 May 2020
Suspicious Activity Report guidance updated in light of anticipated COVID-19 related crime
The Chancellor of the Exchequer may be preparing to gradually wind down the Coronavirus Job Creation Scheme in the summer but its legacy will be felt for many years.
29 April 2020
Beware the hidden cost of furlough abuse
With an estimated 25 per cent of the UK workforce now furloughed, it has arguably been a runaway success. But is it open to abuse – and what are the likely consequences? Lawyer Richard Fox explains
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