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Private prosecutions – A route to justice for the charity sector
Sophie Tang
Last week, it was widely reported that a man was convicted of raping a sex worker by removing his condom during “consensual” sexual intercourse. The press reporting suggested that the sex worker had clearly specified that the use of a condom was a condition of the agreement to have sexual intercourse and that the defendant had not paid the sex worker for the intercourse.
Stephen Parkinson, senior partner of Kingsley Napley and partner in the criminal litigation team, writes for The Spectator on what Gavin Williamson must do to rebuild his career.
The FCA’s annual Business Plan sets out its main areas of focus for 2019/20. As well as being a look to the year ahead, the Business Plan reflects areas of focus of FCA enforcement action over the past year. This blog discusses four such priority areas and examples of recent enforcement action taken by the FCA in relation to: culture and governance; operational resilience; financial crime and money laundering; and the treatment of customers.
The Domestic Abuse Bill (currently at the Committee Stage) contains a significant set of provisions which has the effect of extending extra-territorial jurisdiction for a number of criminal offences.
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