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Our criminal defence solicitors in Leicester successfully represented two clients (JS and SK) who faced allegations of selling offensive weapons and possessing offensive weapons in a private place, contrary to section 141 of the Criminal Justice Act 1988. Both...
Our specialist driving offence solicitors in Leicester recently advised and represented a client who was voluntarily interviewed under caution in relation to an allegation of causing serious injury by careless driving which resulted in an elderly man suffering a...
Criminal damage is a common but serious offence that can range from a broken window to large-scale destruction of property. Whether the allegation involves graffiti, smashed items during a domestic incident or a protest-related act, the consequences can be significant...
Allegations involving tax evasion, HMRC investigations, and false accounting are not only stressful; they can also lead to severe financial and reputational damage, criminal charges, and even prison sentences. At Sahota & Sahota Solicitors, we have extensive...
At Sahota & Sahota Solicitors, our experienced Investigations Team has secured a successful result for a client accused of evading duty on a large-scale consignment of cigarettes. After more than two and a half years under the spotlight of a complex HMRC criminal...
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...
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...
Being taken into police custody can be a stressful and uncertain experience. One of the most common concerns for those detained - and their families - is how long they can legally be held before they must be released or charged. This article explains the time limits...
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...