Expert articles and advice about sexual offence cases and criminal defence legal matters
When facing serious criminal charges, the quality of your legal representation can determine the trajectory of your entire future.
This guide is designed to help you or your loved ones understand the legal process following arrest for a sexual offence in England and Wales.
This guide breaks down how bail works, what sexual assault bail conditions often look like, and the key factors a court considers before deciding whether to remand someone in custody or let them return home.
If you are being investigated for a sexual offence, it is not just your words in the interview room that matter anymore. It is your phone. Your messages. Your entire online history.
Few things are more devastating than being falsely accused of a sexual offence. Your freedom, career, reputation, and even your family life can hang in the balance—often overnight.
This article explains why old sexual assault claims are being investigated now, what evidence is typically used, and what you should do if you are facing allegations from your distant past.
This guide explains who goes on the register, how long you stay on it, what it means in practice, and how you may be able to apply for removal.
This guide breaks down how UK law defines consent, how prosecutors try to prove its absence in court, and what defences are available when consent is in question.
If you are facing a sexual offence police interview, your future may hinge on what happens in that room. This guide explains your rights, what not to say, and why having the right solicitor is not just helpful—its essential.
This guide explains what happens to your job, travel rights, and career licensing after a conviction for sexual assault, exposure, grooming, or related offences in the UK.
This guide explains how sexual offence sentencing actually works, what factors influence whether you’ll go to prison, and what kind of sentence you might receive if convicted.