Criminal Defence articles

Cartwright King’s criminal defence solicitors offer legal advice to any individuals who are concerned about facing prosecution for accusations of making threats to kill. Our ...

Being accused of sexual assault can be highly distressing, impacting both you and your loved ones. Knowing what to do next can be overwhelming, particularly ...

Mental health defence plays a crucial role in criminal cases, extending far beyond the legal aspects. Often mental health defence can involve a delicate balancing ...

What are the Proceeds of Crime? Proceeds of Crime are the assets gained by criminals during the span of their criminal activity. This can be ...

Hacking or unauthorised access to computer systems and networks is a serious crime that can have severe consequences for both individuals and organisations. This article ...

A new law making non-fatal strangulation and suffocation a specific, stand-alone offence has come into force this month. Non-fatal strangulation typically involves someone strangling or ...

According to new data from the Official for National Statistics (ONS), the number of sexual offences recorded by the police has reached a new high. ...

The Government has announced that ‘Cyberflashing’ will become a new criminal offence in England and Wales, with perpetrators receiving a sentence of up to two ...

What Happens When I am Released Under Investigation? Criminal defence solicitors have to deal with a great number of things on a day-to-day basis. If ...

The Government has announced Harper's Law, which will see mandatory life sentences introduced for offenders who cause the death of emergency service workers whilst committing ...

Despite the fact that they continue to be illegal to use in public areas, new figures have been released from the Department of Transport (DfT) ...

A recent press report revealed that police forces recorded an increase in anti-social behaviour last year, up from 1.3 million incidents in 2019 to 2 ...