The new Labour Lord Chancellor Shabana Mahmood has used her powers to increase the sentencing powers of magistrates’ courts. From 18/11/2024
The new Labour Lord Chancellor Shabana Mahmood has used her powers to increase the sentencing powers of magistrates’ courts. From 18/11/2024
We often encounter clients who have been WRONGLY informed by police as they leave the police station that if they are lucky they will get penalty
Many motoring offences are punishable by way of fines that are also linked to an offender’s income. The court sets the amount of a fine after
In the UK, having a clean driving record is essential for many professionals, as it can impact various aspects of their careers. A driving conviction
The single justice procedure (SJP) was introduced in England and Wales by the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015 in an effort to improve efficiency
The mobile phone offence was introduced in 2003 and initially required proof that a motorist was using a hand-held device for ‘interactive
Checking your tyres regularly might seem like a chore, but understanding the potential dangers and legal ramifications of neglecting this task could
Geoffrey Miller Solicitors are open over the Easter weekend including Good Friday 29th March and Easter Monday 1st April. If you need to speak with
In the intricate dance of justice, where every step and turn is governed by the letter of the law, the Criminal Procedure Rules (CrPR) serve as the
When it comes to motoring offences, understanding the alternative to custodial sentences, namely community orders, is crucial. Originating from the
Whether you are a new or seasoned driver, you may not appreciate the importance of ensuring your driving documentation is in order. Driving in the UK