Category: Criminal Law SQE

White-Collar Crimes in the UK: Unraveling Complex Financial Offences If you’ve ever watched a crime drama, you may have heard the term “white-collar crimes.” These are non-violent crimes typically committed by individuals or organizations in business or professional settings, involving deceit, fraud, or other illegal schemes for financial gain. With the increasing complexities of modern…

Joining Study Groups for SQE Criminal Law: Boosting Learning and Collaboration Are you preparing for the SQE Criminal Law exam and looking for effective study methods to boost your learning and collaboration? Joining study groups could be the solution you’ve been searching for! What are study groups? Study groups are small, organized gatherings of students…

Enhancing Cross-Examination Skills: Techniques for Confident Advocacy Welcome to the SQE Criminal Law & Practice Law UK blog! In this article, we will explore techniques to enhance your cross-examination skills, helping you become a confident advocate in the courtroom. Cross-examination is a critical aspect of the legal profession, and mastering this skill can significantly impact…

Disclosure in Criminal Cases: Key Considerations and Obligations Disclosure is a critical aspect of criminal cases that ensures transparency, fairness, and justice. In the United Kingdom, both the prosecution and the defense have certain obligations when it comes to disclosure. Failure to fulfill these obligations can have serious consequences for the case and the parties…

Gathering Evidence in Criminal Cases: Key Strategies for Success When it comes to criminal cases, gathering evidence is crucial for building a strong defense or securing a conviction. The ability to collect and analyze evidence effectively can make or break a case. In this article, we will explore some key strategies for gathering evidence in…

Assessing Recent Criminal Law Reforms in the UK: Implications and Critiques The criminal justice system forms the backbone of any society, ensuring the maintenance of law and order. However, with the ever-evolving nature of crime, it is crucial for legislative reforms to keep pace with societal changes. In the United Kingdom, recent criminal law reforms…

Homicide and Its Classifications: Understanding Different Degrees of Killing When it comes to criminal law, one of the most serious offenses an individual can commit is homicide. Homicide refers to the act of killing another person, but not all homicides are considered to be of the same severity. There are different degrees of killing, each…

Workshops and Seminars on Criminal Practice: Enhancing Legal Skills Workshops and Seminars on Criminal Practice: Enhancing Legal Skills At SQE Criminal Law & Practice Law UK, we are proud to offer a range of workshops and seminars designed to enhance your legal skills in the field of criminal practice. Whether you are a seasoned professional…

Exclusion of Evidence in Criminal Trials: Ensuring Fairness and Reliability Welcome to the SQE Criminal Law & Practice Law UK blog! In this post, we will explore the important topic of evidence exclusion in criminal trials and its significance in ensuring fairness and reliability in the criminal justice system. Understanding this aspect of criminal law…

Updates in UK Criminal Laws: Staying Up-to-Date with Legislative Changes As a solicitor practicing in the field of criminal law, it is crucial to stay up-to-date with the latest legislative changes that impact our legal system. The UK criminal laws are constantly evolving, and it is our responsibility to ensure that our practice is in…