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We recently achieved a successful outcome in a high-value fraud case heard at Warwick Crown Court, where the prosecution formally discontinued proceedings against our client. Our client had been charged with acquiring criminal property, contrary to section 329(1) of...
In England and Wales, the production of cannabis is a serious criminal offence under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971. Whether on a small or large scale, being involved in the cultivation or production of cannabis plants can lead to significant criminal penalties,...
In England and Wales, violent disorder is a serious public order offence under the Public Order Act 1986. It involves three or more people using or threatening unlawful violence in a way that would cause a person of reasonable firmness present at the scene to fear for...
In England and Wales, criminal offences are divided into three categories based on their seriousness: summary only, indictable only, and either-way offences. Understanding the differences between these categories is important if you or a loved one are facing criminal...
In recent years, the criminal justice system has seen a significant shift in how drug offences - particularly those involving young or vulnerable individuals - are investigated and prosecuted. Central to this shift is the growing recognition of county lines, modern...
If you’ve pleaded guilty to a criminal offence or have been found guilty after trial, the next stage in your case may involve a Pre-Sentence Report (PSR). This report is prepared by the Probation Service to assist the Judge or District Judge/Magistrates in deciding...
Mortgage fraud is a serious criminal offence carrying severe penalties, including imprisonment and financial consequences. If you or someone you know is under investigation for mortgage fraud, seeking expert legal representation is crucial. At Sahota & Sahota...
Handling stolen goods is a serious criminal offence in England and Wales, carrying significant legal consequences. If you are suspected of handling stolen property, particularly high-value items, it is essential to seek expert legal advice as soon as possible. At...
What is Joint Enterprise? Joint enterprise is a complex area of criminal law that allows multiple people to be convicted for a crime even if they did not personally carry out the offence. Under this principle, a person can be held legally responsible for a crime...
What is Assisting an Offender? Assisting an offender is a criminal offence under Section 4(1) of the Criminal Law Act 1967. It occurs when a person helps someone they know, or believe, has committed a criminal offence - often by hiding them, disposing of evidence, or...