by Levy Solicitors | Aug 20, 2018 | Law
Acquittals and enhanced record checks If I’m acquitted will the alleged offence show on a DBS check? An ordinary DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) check reveals convictions and cautions. An enhanced check, required for many jobs, may reveal information held by the...
by Levy Solicitors | Jun 18, 2018 | Law
What are TICs? TICs are offences that are to be taken into consideration when sentencing takes place. When would I be asked about them? If you’ve pleaded guilty to an offence or are about to or have been sentenced, you can admit to further offences and request...
by Levy Solicitors | May 30, 2018 | Law
Although some violations of environmental legislation are criminal in nature, not all of them are. There are a variety of potential consequences that are not typically associated with regular criminal offences. Even if a criminal offence has occurred, judicial...
by Levy Solicitors | Apr 25, 2018 | Law
While fines are not the most prevalent punishment in the crown court, when they are, they are usually very significant. Do I have to pay the fine all at once? In some situations, a court will compel full payment (and may give you a deadline), but in most cases, the...
by Levy Solicitors | Apr 4, 2018 | Law
We are frequently asked questions about QCs, most likely because leading barristers have been portrayed in popular television dramas such as Silk and Kavanagh QC over the years. It is therefore understandable that you would want to learn more and consider whether you...
by Levy Solicitors | Mar 28, 2018 | Law
The Sentencing Council has recently published new guidelines that courts must take into regard when they go through the procedure of sentencing for a range of terrorism offences. Who will be affected by the new guidelines? The new guidelines shall apply to all...
