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Criminal Prosecutions and the Prosecution Disclosure of Evidence

23 August 2018 by Tom Bancroft

Criminal Prosecutions and the Prosecution Disclosure of Evidence

Why disclosure of evidence in the news? There has never been a time when the disclosure of evidence in criminal trials has so much adverse media attention. The arrest, prosecution and in some cases conviction of men and women who had been falsely accused but later exonerated has put the disclosure of evidence very much […]

Filed Under: Crime Tagged With: CPS, crime, criminal appeals, criminal court, criminal proceedings, crown prosecution service, disclosure of evidence, evidence, investigation, prosecution, solicitor, Solicitors

Appealing a Driving Conviction

28 June 2018 by Tom Bancroft

Appealing a Driving Conviction

We advise and assist motorists on a daily basis in relation to a variety of matters concerning motoring law. These issues can include: Assisting a client for interview by the police under caution  Assisting clients complete notices of intended prosecution and understanding documents generally relevant to an incident under investigation Representation at court Giving advice […]

Filed Under: Crime Tagged With: advice, appeal, Appeals, court, crime, criminal appeals, criminal court, criminal proceedings, Crown Court, driving ban, driving conviction, driving licence, driving offences, expertise, magistrates court, police interview, prosecution, Solicitors, specialist

Flawed forensic evidence – a ground for appeal?

7 June 2018 by Tom Bancroft

Flawed forensic evidence – a ground for appeal?

There has been much media speculation recently concerning a number of convictions which are currently being reviewed by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) following an announcement that several cases appear to have been based on flawed forensic evidence. In May 2017, The Times reported that as a result of this issue, approximately 600 toxicology tests […]

Filed Under: Appeals, Crime Tagged With: advice, appeal, Appeals, crime, criminal appeals, evidence, forensic evidence, grounds for appeal, lawyers, Solicitors

Wells Burcombe help secure reduced sentence for ‘Essex Boys’ Jack Whomes

29 May 2018 by Tom Bancroft

Wells Burcombe help secure reduced sentence for ‘Essex Boys’ Jack Whomes

Jack Whomes, convicted of the so called ‘Essex Boys’ murders, had his minimum sentence reduced by the High Court following an application from Wells Burcombe. Jack Whomes was convicted of the murders of Patrick Tate, Anthony Tucker and Craig Rolfe in 1998. The murders became known as the ‘Essex Boys’ case, after it inspired a […]

Filed Under: Appeals, Crime Tagged With: Appeals, crime, criminal, criminal appeals, criminal proceedings, Essex Boys, investigation, Jack Whomes, prosecution

Sentencing and Mitigation in Historic Sexual Cases

5 April 2018 by Tom Bancroft

Sentencing and Mitigation in Historic Sexual Cases

Criminal investigations in to historic offences have undoubtedly increased over the last few years, particularly following the exposure of Jimmy Saville. Sentencing of historic offences, and not just historic cases of a sexual nature, can prove to be a very difficult exercise. In 2011, the Court of Appeal reviewed the issue of sentencing historic sexual abuse […]

Filed Under: Crime Tagged With: crime, criminal, criminal appeals, expertise, historic sexual cases, prosecution, Reviewing your Sentence, sentencing, Solicitors, specialist

Update regarding Sexual Harm Prevention Orders

23 March 2018 by Tom Bancroft

Update regarding Sexual Harm Prevention Orders

Sexual Harm Prevention Orders (SHPO) are a common additional order imposed by a court following convictions for sexual offences. They may include preventing travel overseas, restrictions on certain forms of employment and limiting internet usage for the offender. A SHPO lasts for a minimum of 5 years and has no maximum length. The purpose of […]

Filed Under: Appeals, Crime Tagged With: advice, Appeals, court, Court of Appeal, crime, criminal, criminal appeals, illegal, law change, Reviewing your Sentence, sexual harm prevention order

Reviewing your sentence

5 August 2016 by Wells Burcombe

Reviewing your sentence

Robert Banks of ‘Banks on Sentence’ Wells Burcombe criminal defence and criminal appeal solicitors work very closely with leading barrister in the field of sentencing, Robert Banks. He has appeared as leading counsel in numerous high profile and notable cases and in recent years has established himself as a leading authority on sentencing. He is […]

Filed Under: Appeals, Crime Tagged With: Appeals, criminal appeals, Reviewing your Sentence, Robert Banks, sentencing

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