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  • United Kingdom Serious Fraud Office
    The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) which has jurisdiction over England, Wales and Northern Ireland but not over Scotland, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands, is part of the criminal justice system which investigates and prosecutes complex fraud in addition to recovering illegally obtained assets.
  • Serious Fraud in the United Kingdom
    These offenses often involve large sums of money coupled with a breach of trust and if more than one person is involved the potential for conspiracy charges arises.
  • Drunk Driving & UK Law
    The penalty for driving or attempting to drive whilst over the limit is a minimum 12 months driving ban, a fine of up to £5,000 and a possible maximum of 6 months' imprisonment. There is almost nothing that a drunk driving solicitor can do to prevent a driving ban in this situation.
  • Dangerous Driving & UK Law
    There are three main categories relating to unsafe driving outlined in the Road Traffic Act 1988 which are careless or inconsiderate driving, dangerous driving and causing death by dangerous driving (which may be aggravated by consumption of drink or drugs).
  • Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 & Criminal Conspiracy
    The Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 places 'controlled' substances into three different categories... Most of the law on the importation and export of drugs is contained in the Customs and Excise Management Act 1979.
  • UK Motoring Offenses & Penalties
    If you have been charged and you are likely to be banned either as a result of seriously excessive speed or as a result of 'totting up' you may need the help of expert speeding solicitors to ensure fair treatment.
  • UK White Collar Crime & Criminal Conspiracy
    The seriousness of white collar crime should not be underestimated as these offenses frequently involve large sums of money together with an element of breach of trust and often with the involvement of co-conspirators.
  • Legal Rights on Arrest in the UK
    An arrested person can normally be kept in custody for a maximum period of 24 hours which is extended to 36 hours for a serious offense and only a magistrate can order that the custody period be extended.
  • Prisoner Rights in United Kingdom Jails
    Prisoner's rights are substantially strengthened by this legal process whereby almost all decisions that affect a prisoner can be challenged in the High Court using Judicial Review.
  • UK Compensation For Wrongful Arrest
    Miscarriages of justice are a common occurrence in the United Kingdom and compensation can be claimed in a number of circumstances against either the police or the government.
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