by Levy Solicitors | Feb 26, 2018 | Cases
David Duckenfield, a former senior police officer who was in command on the day of the Hillsborough disaster, will learn this week if the trial against him may proceed. Prosecutions against those accused of involvement in the Hillsborough disaster resumed in July...
by Levy Solicitors | Feb 19, 2018 | Laws
Most people are aware that if you commit a crime in the United Kingdom, the police will keep track of the crime and any subsequent sentencing so that it can be exposed during a future PNC (Police National Computer) check. But what about offending abroad, can that be...
by Levy Solicitors | Feb 17, 2018 | Animals
It is commonly remarked that a dangerous dog does not exist; only a harmful owner does. In criminal law, we often refer to ‘dangerous dogs,’ although the actual offences are related to dogs that are ‘dangerously out of control.’ The Dangerous...
by Levy Solicitors | Feb 14, 2018 | Laws
West Yorkshire Police has signed up for a new identity verification service, according to the government. The new service, which is currently being utilised in a few force locations and will be rolled out to another 20 by the end of the year, will eliminate the...
by Levy Solicitors | Feb 8, 2018 | Laws
The High Court has found that a significant component of the government’s surveillance programme is unlawful, following a court challenge initiated by MP Tom Watson and supported by campaign organisation Liberty (Secretary of State for the Home Department v...