Criminal Solicitors in Leicestershire
News and Legal Insights
Welcome to our legal roundup! Stay informed with the latest developments in the courtroom as we delve into recent court cases that have captivated headlines. From groundbreaking decisions to high-profile trials, our coverage provides a concise and comprehensive overview of the legal landscape, ensuring you stay abreast of the most significant legal events.
Celebrating International Day of Sign Language
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 the...
Need a solicitor at the police station?
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 ready to provide you with expert...
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"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 responsive. His knowledge of law played a big...
Remember… Illegal TV Streaming is a crime
Most people will have encountered people who sell streaming devices that allow them to access paywalled content, often for a one-off fee as low as £100. Given that many people pay in excess of that for a single month of Sky TV access, it is no wonder that the sale of...
Jury Equity – A verdict of conscience
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 a number of defendants affiliated with the...
New Public Order Powers In Force
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 serious disruption. The...
Should you represent yourself?
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 Walker of York St John University revealed the...
Death by dangerous driving – Sentencing under review
On 28 June 2022, the maximum penalty for causing death by dangerous driving was increased from 14 years imprisonment to life imprisonment. The Sentencing Council is currently considering a revision to its sentencing guideline to reflect this change. Until that work is...
Successful Appeal Against Sentence – Youth Defendant
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 Defendant was undiagnosed for...