News – 29 November 2024
News — 09 December 2024
Monika Sobiecki on the threat of cyber-attacks in the UK
News — 04 December 2024
Press release: High Court grants permission to Yusuf AlJamri to bring a spyware based legal claim against the Kingdom of Bahrain over Pegasus cyberattacks
Blog — 31 October 2023
Prison sentencing: a new approach from the Lord Chancellor?
The prison population is double the level it was in the 1990s. This isn’t because we live in a more dangerous society but because successive governments have courted voters by…
News — 26 October 2023
Bindmans recognised in The Times Best Law Firms 2024 guide
We’re thrilled to be listed in The Times Best Law Firms 2024 guide, with Bindmans commended for administrative and public law, crime, human rights, and immigration law. The publication highlights…
Blog — 26 July 2023
The case of Andy Malkinson – what went wrong?
Two decades ago, Andy Malkinson was convicted of rape; and sentenced to life in prison. Mr Malkinson spent 17 years in prison during which he always protested his innocence. His case was…
Blog — 09 June 2023
The treatment of children and young people in the criminal justice system: the correct approach
Sentencing children and young people is a challenging exercise that requires careful consideration. The courts must balance the principal aim of the youth justice system (i.e. to prevent offending by…
Blog — 12 May 2023
Youth crime and misdemeanours: An everlasting impact?
An exploration of Youth Cautions and disposals, and the potential impact into adulthood Children who find themselves caught up in the criminal justice system are often some of the most…
News — 05 May 2023
Bindmans LLP secures discharge of Polish extradition warrant
On Thursday 27 April, our client appeared before DJ Sternberg for his final extradition hearing. Having heard our arguments regarding the Polish authorities’ relentless pursuit of our client’s extradition and…
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