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Strict new rules issued on when police can request victim information
New Code of Practice sets firm legal duties on police requests for victim information
Police System Faces Biggest Overhaul in 200 Years Under New Government White Paper
White Paper proposes the National Police Service, fewer forces and new standards for policing
Authority issues guidance on disrupted assessment delivery
New guidance explains what candidates can expect when assessment delivery is disrupted
Five indeterminate sentences sent back to courts after landmark youth rulings
Five men’s IPP and DPP sentences are referred for appeal following recent court rulings
Man jailed for 15 years after police find 3D-printed firearms and extremist material
Man jailed for 15 years after attempting to manufacture 3D-printed firearms at home
Claimant’s case thrown out as High Court blocks bid to add new defendants
High Court strikes out false imprisonment and data claims and refuses bid to expand proceedings
Conveyancers warn of ‘step-change in complexity’ as Commonhold Bill lands
£250 rent cap confirmed as sector warns of ‘untested’ commonhold risk
Victim’s Right to Review scheme expands to three new regions
Pilot allows victims to challenge 'no evidence' decisions before a formal verdict is entered
High Court dismisses HS2 defamation claim over Panorama broadcast
High Court finds the BBC documentary enhanced rather than damaged the claimants' reputations
High Court overturns will after finding mental illness destroyed testamentary capacity
High Court rules 2014 will be invalid after finding late-onset schizophrenia undermined capacity