Serious and General Crime

22Mar2019

John Binns Speaks to LexisNexis on The Impact of Social Media on Criminal Justice

22nd March 2019

John Binns, News, News & Insights, Serious and General Crime

BCL partner, John Binns was quoted in a LexisNexis Business News article titled The impact of social media on criminal justice system–‘Ofcom of social
media is welcome’.

21Mar2019

Can the SFO ‘crack’ more cases by getting suspects to co-operate?

21st March 2019

Richard Sallybanks

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Richard Sallybanks and Jonathan Flynn look at the considerations which can arise when entering into co-operation agreements under the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005.

14Mar2019

Sexual Offence Suspects Deserve Anonymity, writes Paul Morris for The Times

14th March 2019

Paul Morris

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BCL partner, Paul Morris has his article, ‘Sexual offence suspects deserve anonymity’ published in The Times, discussing the current consequences of being suspected of a sexual offence and lastingly impacted by negative media coverage.

26Feb2019

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A false start for ‘medicinal cannabis’ in the UK?

26th February 2019

David Hardstaff

Controlled Drugs Licensing and Proceeds, David Hardstaff, Insights, News & Insights, Regulatory, Serious and General Crime

Recently the BBC reported that despite the ‘legalisation of medicinal cannabis’ in November 2018, ‘virtually no-one’ in the UK had been able to access it since changes in the law over three months ago.

26Feb2019

Overseas production orders – a new tool for UK law enforcement

26th February 2019

Shaul Brazil

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BCL partner, Shaul Brazil and employed barrister, Jonathan Flynn examine the Crime (Overseas Production Orders) Act 2019.

15Feb2019

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ECBA Responds To Proposed New E-Evidence Powers

15th February 2019

Julian Hayes

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BCL partner, Julian Hayes and Stefanie Schott of Kipper+Durth (Germany) act as Rapporteurs for the European Criminal Bar Association (ECBA), responding to proposed European Commission legislation on cross-border gathering of e-evidence.

25Jan2019

Jack Shepherd extradition: A simple case, but it could take six months to resolve.

25th January 2019

Michael Drury

News, News & Insights, Serious and General Crime

BCL partner, Michael Drury speaks to Jonathan Ames at The Times about the possible outcomes for Jack Shepherd now that he has handed himself into the Georgian authorities.