Blog — 16 November 2018

A remedy for historic discrimination in nationality law

A pending Remedial Order to amend sections 4C, 4F, 4G, 4H, and 4I of the British Nationality Act 1981 attempts to address the discrimination of the British Nationality Acts of…

Blog — 13 November 2018

Stop and search safeguards threatened: why the requirement for “reasonable suspicion” is so important

Stop and search has been cited as a vital tool against London’s violent crime epidemic. On Monday a furore erupted following reports that the police were trying to remove a…

Blog — 12 November 2018

How to handle the departure of senior employees

It can be very difficult to manage senior staff deciding to jump ship to another company.

Blog — 12 November 2018

Leaking of controversial “gangs matrix” database could lead to damages claims by those affected

The news last week that information from the Metropolitan Police’s controversial “gangs matrix” was leaked and shared on social media is extremely worrying.

Blog — 12 November 2018

The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974

The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (“the RoA”) was enacted to help people with few and/or minor criminal convictions overcome their past by allowing cautions and certain convictions to become…

Blog — 12 November 2018

How to challenge Harassment Warnings

Harassment Warnings, sometimes known as Harassment Warning Notices or First Instance Harassment Warnings are used by the police as an “administrative” means of dealing with allegation of harassment made by…