The Fourth Amendment in the United States prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures, and requires warrants to be issued by the judge or magistrates and for it to be justified by a probable cause and paired with the Fifth Amendment, most known for the police to issue Miranda rights prior to…
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How Common Is False Accusation in Criminal Law?
In that position, he handled all manner of serious offenses, and was privileged to represent a defendant on a First…
GDPR One Year On: A Completed Task for Legal Counsel?
On 25th May 2019, the world will no doubt have noted the first anniversary of the General Data Protection…
We speak to Paul Stevens from Judge & Priestley who sheds light into contractual abuse in employment law. With over 25 years of experience, he touches on where employees often raise concern regarding their employment contract; what should employees be aware of and how should they handle the…
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Overseas Pension Rule Changes to Impact Tens of Thousands of Retirees
Retirees who have transferred their UK pension into an overseas pension scheme – or are planning on doing so - need…
3 Regulations to Consider When Buying Jewellery
When buying jewellery and diamonds, many customers aren’t clued up on UK jewellery laws and regulations.
The popularity of additional licensing amongst local authorities is showing no sign of slowing.
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Why Are Families Facing Probate Delays?
Government plans to restructure fees for probate applications have led to delays for families looking to settle…
What Is a Gagging Order, How They Are Organised and What Effect Do They Have?
At the time of writing, Sir Phillip Green was all over the media with claims of a cover up as Green applied gagging…