Category: Criminal Law SQE
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Rights of the Accused: Safeguarding Justice and Liberty
Rights of the Accused: Safeguarding Justice and Liberty Rights of the Accused: Safeguarding Justice and Liberty When it comes to criminal law and practice in the United Kingdom, the rights of the accused play a crucial role in ensuring justice and protecting individual liberties. These rights serve as safeguards against potential abuses of power and…
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What You Need to Know About Remand in Custody: Detention Before Trial
What You Need to Know About Remand in Custody: Detention Before Trial What You Need to Know About Remand in Custody: Detention Before Trial When facing criminal charges, one of the crucial stages in the legal process is the period of remand in custody. Remand in custody refers to the detention of an individual awaiting…
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SQE Criminal Law: Conquering Multiple-Choice Questions with Flying Colors
SQE Criminal Law: Conquering Multiple-Choice Questions with Flying Colors Are you preparing for the Solicitors Qualification Examination (SQE) Criminal Law & Practice exam? Mastering multiple-choice questions (MCQs) is essential for your success. The SQE places significant emphasis on MCQs to assess your knowledge and understanding of criminal law concepts. In this blog post, we will…
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Jury Selection and Role: Ensuring Fair Trials in Criminal Cases
Jury Selection and Role: Ensuring Fair Trials in Criminal Cases Jury Selection and Role: Ensuring Fair Trials in Criminal Cases In criminal cases, one essential aspect of the legal process is the selection of a jury. A fair and impartial jury is crucial for upholding the principles of justice and ensuring that defendants receive a…
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Assault and Battery Laws: Know Your Rights and Legal Consequences
Assault and Battery Laws: Know Your Rights and Legal Consequences Assault and battery, though often used interchangeably, are two distinct criminal offenses in the United Kingdom. Understanding the difference between the two is crucial for both defendants and victims involved in such cases. In this article, we will explore the intricacies of assault and battery…
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Disclosure in Criminal Cases: Ensuring Fairness and Transparency
Disclosure in Criminal Cases: Ensuring Fairness and Transparency Disclosure is a fundamental element of the criminal justice system, playing a crucial role in ensuring fairness and transparency during criminal proceedings. It involves the disclosure of all relevant information and evidence to both the prosecution and the defense, allowing both sides to prepare their cases effectively.…
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Fraud and Financial Crimes: Unmasking the Culprits in the UK
Fraud and Financial Crimes: Unmasking the Culprits in the UK Financial crimes and fraud have become increasingly prevalent in the UK, posing a significant threat to individuals and businesses alike. In order to combat these criminal activities, it is essential to understand the different types of fraud and the culprits behind them. Types of Fraud…
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Exclusion of Evidence: Key Principles and Case Examples
Exclusion of Evidence: Key Principles and Case Examples As criminal law solicitors, we understand the critical role that evidence plays in determining the outcome of a case. It is the foundation upon which our legal arguments are built and the weight it carries can make or break a trial. However, there are circumstances where certain…
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Public Order Offenses: Maintaining Social Harmony and Preserving Public Safety
Public Order Offenses: Maintaining Social Harmony and Preserving Public Safety Public order offenses are violations of the law that disrupt social harmony and compromise public safety. These offenses can range from minor disturbances to more serious acts of violence. As a solicitor at SQE Criminal Law & Practice Law UK, it is our responsibility to…
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Conditions for Bail in the UK: What You Need to Know
Conditions for Bail in the UK: What You Need to Know Bail is a crucial aspect of the criminal justice system in the United Kingdom. It allows individuals accused of a crime to be temporarily released from custody while awaiting trial or other legal proceedings. However, bail is not granted unconditionally. There are certain conditions…