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Being arrested and taken to a police station can be a daunting experience, but it is crucial to understand your legal rights and how to protect yourself. Whether you are facing allegations of assault, drug offences, theft, fraud, or any other criminal charge, knowing...
Mobile phones are an essential part of modern life, storing vast amounts of personal and sensitive data. However, when a person is arrested or suspected of an offence, the police may seize their phone as part of an investigation. Understanding when and why the police...
The National Crime Agency (NCA) investigate serious and organised crime. If you or your business are under investigation by the NCA, you need immediate, specialist legal representation to protect your rights and defend against complex allegations. At Sahota &...
Stop and search is a widely used policing power in England and Wales, allowing officers to search individuals they suspect of carrying illegal items, such as weapons or drugs. While it is intended to prevent crime, it remains a controversial tactic due to concerns...
Money laundering and fraud charges are serious offences that carry severe penalties, including imprisonment, financial penalties and asset confiscation. If you or someone you know is facing allegations of fraud or money laundering, obtaining expert legal...
Our client faced prosecution for selling counterfeit stamps on eBay. The case originated from an investigation by TM Eye Limited, a private investigation firm that monitors and takes legal action against intellectual property crimes. TM Eye carried out test purchases,...
At Sahota & Sahota Solicitors, we frequently encounter clients frustrated by the length of time it takes for police investigations to conclude. Whether you are under investigation or awaiting a charging decision, the uncertainty can be incredibly stressful. While...
Drug offences are among the most serious criminal charges in the UK, carrying severe penalties ranging from fines to lengthy prison sentences. Understanding the difference between possession and intent to supply is crucial, as the distinction can significantly impact...
What is a Postal Requisition? A postal requisition is a formal document sent by the Court notifying you that you must attend court to face criminal charges. It is an alternative to being arrested and charged in custody. Why Have You Received a Postal Requisition? You...
What is a Voluntary Police Interview? A voluntary police interview is when you are asked to attend a police station to answer questions about a criminal investigation. Unlike an arrest, you are not legally required to attend, and you can leave at any time. However,...