If you are facing a committal for sentence at the Crown Court, the stakes are high, and expert legal representation is essential. At Sahota & Sahota Solicitors, we have a proven track record of successfully representing clients in serious

At Sahota & Sahota Solicitors, we understand that facing criminal charges can be a daunting experience. One possible outcome of a court case in England and Wales is a conditional discharge, a sentencing option that can have a significant

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.

We are proud to announce that Sahota & Sahota Solicitors has successfully renewed its Lexcel accreditation, a prestigious mark of excellence that highlights our unwavering commitment to delivering the highest standards of legal practice and client care. Lexcel is

We represented Mr LR, who was charged with possession with intent to supply 280g of Class B cannabis. Our client also faced a charge for simple possession of cannabis resin. We successfully persuaded the Magistrates to sentence our client

Predators who create sexually explicit ‘deepfakes’ could face prosecution as the Government bears down on vile online abuse. The UK Government has announced a major crackdown on the creation and sharing of sexually explicit deepfakes, signalling a stronger commitment

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

The Legal Landscape of Mobile Phone Use While Driving: Key Cases and Practical Guidance The use of mobile phones while driving remains a hotly debated topic, particularly as technology evolves. This blog explores the legal framework, focusing on landmark

Conspiracy to supply drugs is a serious offence under English law, involving an agreement between two or more parties to distribute controlled substances such as Class A (e.g., cocaine, heroin) or Class B drugs (e.g., cannabis, amphetamines). Given the

We represented JW, who was spotted by police speeding. This led to a lengthy pursuit, resulting in a road traffic collision involving an ambulance. Police later recovered nearly one kilogram of cannabis from a holdall. Our client was charged

Wonderful team, very professional and very approachable. The entire team worked amazingly between themselves to get me the best help possible relevant to their specific individual skill set and kept me reassured from day one until the end that

Have you spotted our new Sahota & Sahota Solicitors billboard around town? We’d love to hear about it! If you do see it, let us know – but please, stay safe! We’d hate for anyone to risk 6 penalty

What is a Suspended Sentence? A suspended sentence is a legal term used in the criminal justice system when a judge imposes a prison sentence but allows the convicted individual to remain out of custody, subject to specific conditions.

Celebrating International Day of Sign Language: Empowering Communication and Accessibility Today marks International Day of Sign Language, a day to celebrate the rich diversity of sign languages worldwide and to raise awareness of the critical role they play in

Sahota & Sahota Solicitors are here to represent you 24/7, 365 days a year in any police station in England and Wales. If you’re ever arrested, just ask for Sahota & Sahota Solicitors when booked into custody. We’re always

“I used Sahota & Sahota solicitors, and from the get go received outstanding service. I want to give a special thanks to Kally who was my representative. He was transparent from the start, easy to get hold of extremely

The recent case of HM Solicitor General v Trudi Warner has shone a light on a little-known but now increasingly prominent issue of “jury equity”. The issue is neatly summarised in this part of the judgment: The trial of

New public order powers to prevent individuals from causing repeated serious disruption came into force on 5th April 2024. The Government says that: “In recent years, we have seen an increase in protest tactics that are dangerous and cause

Many people ask this question, either because they know they are not eligible for legal aid or perhaps think they are not eligible, even though they have not checked this with a solicitor. A recent study by Dr Charlotte

We represented a youth Defendant who was sentenced to a Youth Detention Order in April 2021 having been charged with one count of grievous bodily harm (GBH). This was the Defendant’s first offence. There were serious concerns that the