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Showing Stories from 27th September 2020 to 20th May 2023
Those who encourage serious self-harm could be jailed for five years

Those who encourage serious self-harm could be jailed for five years

(20/05/23) This new offence will be created following a recommendation from the Law Commission in 2021.

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(15/05/23) Lawyers boycott threatens juryless rape trials pilot in Scotland
Public Order Bill set to pass into law

Public Order Bill set to pass into law

(27/04/23) Peers have ended the stand-off over increased police powers for stop and search.

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(18/04/23) Home Office look to ban gang knives as SVRO pilots kick in (08/02/23) Garda officers to start using BWV under new legislation (08/02/23) Garda officers to start using BWV under new legislation
SVROs: a new weapon in the fight against knife crime

SVROs: a new weapon in the fight against knife crime

(06/02/23) Merseyside is one of a few forces who will pilot new orders designed to put persistent knife crime offenders on the back foot.

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SVROs: a new weapon in the fight against knife crime

SVROs: a new weapon in the fight against knife crime

(06/02/23) Merseyside is one of a few forces who will pilot new orders designed to put persistent knife crime offenders on the back foot.

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(12/01/23) Home Office minister says new spiking law is "unnecessary" (18/11/22) New police driving legislation to come in this month (20/07/22) New draft code of practice for terrorism-related stop and search (28/06/22) Andrew Harper "would be immensely proud" as law comes into effect (28/06/22) Police Crime Sentencing and Courts Act comes into force (25/05/22) Draft Bill proposes PCCs have more scrutiny over victims' services (10/05/22) Home Office explains meaning of "serious disruption" under POA (03/05/22) Magistrates' powers of imprisonment doubled to free up Crown Courts (06/12/21) Seizure powers for protest 'lock-on' equipment to be included in Bill (24/09/21) What lessons can we learn about pandemics and the law? (09/09/21) New legislation will result in more people in prison (07/07/21) Peers to decide fate of changes to police driver legal status (02/07/21) Technology & legal: dealing with pre-charge disclosure (11/05/21) Stores and shop staff demand tougher assault laws (04/05/21) Kill the Bill protest: Insults, music but no disorder (29/04/21) New MAPPA category for domestic abuse not included in Act (22/03/21) PC Harper's widow marks what would have been husband's 30th (29/12/20) Restitution orders send 'a clear message on police assaults' (17/12/20) The Brief: Consecutive or concurrent for assaulting police? (01/12/20) Viewpoint: a day out with the COVID-19 deniers (16/10/20) CHIS Bill amendment limiting undercover sexual conduct fails (27/09/20) Fast-changing virus laws confusing and "error strewn", warns lawyer
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