If you have been accused of controlling and coercive behaviour, it is extremely important that you understand the nature of the offence and the corresponding sentencing guidelines. The type of sentence that could be handed out for coercive and controlling...
The Metropolitan Police Service has announced plans to close nearly half of its front counters, leaving only eight in London open 24 hours a day. This decision, driven by a reported £260 million funding shortfall, marks a significant change to public...
Having your bail extended means that the police require more time to continue their investigation before deciding whether to charge you. An extension is not necessarily good or bad for your case, but it does mean that your obligations under bail conditions...
Obstructing a police officer is a criminal offence that can have serious consequences, even in cases where no physical force is used. Defined under Section 89(2) of the Police Act 1996, ‘obstruction’ covers any deliberate act that hinders an...
Malicious communications offences involve sending messages intended to cause distress or anxiety, whether by letter, email, text, social media or other electronic means. These cases are taken seriously by the courts, and sentences can range from fines and...

