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...
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Voluntary Police Interviews: What You Need to Know
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,...
Bail Applications Explained: How to Secure Your Release
What is Bail? Bail is the legal process that allows a person accused of a crime to be released from custody while awaiting trial or further proceedings. It ensures that the accused remains free under certain conditions instead of being held in custody until their case...
Perverting the Course of Justice in Driving Cases
Perverting the course of justice is a serious criminal offence, particularly in motoring cases where individuals attempt to evade penalties by providing false details to the police or engaging in fraudulent schemes like NIP farms. While it may seem like a simple way...
Police Requests for Phone PINs and RIPA Authorities: Legal Considerations
The increasing reliance on digital devices in criminal investigations has led to a rise in cases where the police request access to a suspect’s mobile phone PIN or password. Under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA), authorities can issue notices...
What Does It Mean to Be Released Under Investigation (RUI)?
At Sahota & Sahota Solicitors, we specialise in providing expert criminal defence representation for clients across Leicester and beyond. If you have been Released Under Investigation (RUI), you may feel overwhelmed and uncertain about the next steps. As a trusted...
Murder allegation against client – No further action taken
We represented our client for an allegation of murder. Our client was interviewed by the police over the course of two days. The investigation was complex and involved evidence from a neuropathologist. Our client strongly maintained his innocence throughout. Our...
Ketamine to Potentially Be Upgraded to a Class A Drug: What It Means
The Home Office announced today that ketamine, currently a Class B drug, may soon be reclassified as a Class A substance. This potential change reflects growing concerns over its misuse, increasing potency and potential harms to public health. If enacted, the...
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