How long does a police caution last in UK?
Posted by Ruben Team in Advice On March 29, 2020
A formal warning used by the police to deal with criminal offending is called a caution. A caution is given to a person who committed and admitted the offence. Use of a caution avoids the need to
What are criminal injuries?
Posted by Ruben Team in Injuries On February 16, 2020
Criminal injuries are injuries to a person caused by another person’s criminal activities. If you are a victim of a crime involving any type of violence, especially if you were injured because of it, you may be
The legal process for appealing a penalty charge
Posted by Ruben Team in Road Traffic On February 10, 2020
Parking tickets particularly come from official bodies (e.g. councils, the police) or private companies. Knowing where yours came from is a bit difficult as they appear to be similar. Parking-related laws are set for general safety and
What happens if I am charged with a road traffic offence?
Posted by Ruben Team in Road Traffic On January 7, 2020
Anyone can get caught when it comes to committing motoring offences, even those who are considering themselves as law-abiding citizens. In a survey conducted by Onepoll, it was revealed that millions of people commit around 7 crimes
How to get 24-hour criminal law advice
Posted by Ruben Team in Advice On December 12, 2019
Advice and representation can be given to you by criminal lawyers in a police station. As whatever you say or agree to in the police station will dictate what happens to you, it is very important during