When I worked for a government department heavily involved with legal matters, there were always hand books and guides that were imperative to the way […]

The legal system in England and Wales  is served via HM Courts and Tribunals Service.  It is one of the most respected systems the world […]

Britain has one of the longest established legal systems in the world.  After much grumbling by the knights and aristocracy in the time of King […]

This last three years we have seen the most turmoil in UK politics for probably centuries.   Give or take the odd world war and royal […]

When working as a case officer within the UK justice system you  deal with all sorts of queries  – usually over the telephone.  One thing […]

You can be held responsible if your child repeatedly gets into trouble or if you do not take reasonable steps to control their behaviour. You […]

If you are found guilty of a crime, your sentence will depend on a number of factors, including the type, seriousness and circumstances of the […]

You must do jury service when you’re sent a jury summons form, unless you’re allowed to delay it. You can either: reply to the jury summons […]