Insights - Reeds Solicitors & Chambers

Extinction Rebellion Protest Ban Unlawful

Deferred Prosecution Agreements

Are we still innocent until proven guilty?

Natasha’s Law

Acquittal at Uxbridge Magistrates Court in HS2 protest case

The Ethics Of Unexplained Wealth Orders

Reeds wins Regulatory & White Collar Crime Team of the Year Award

Digital Investigation Into Sexual Offence Cases

‘Upskirting’

Convicted in Absence – Statutory Declarations

Reeds Crime Team shortlisted in Wales Legal Awards

Adverse weather – Driving penalties

A Review of Short Term Prison Sentences

Assaults on Emergency Workers

Sarah Griffith-Jones named one of “30 young lawyers to watch”

Cyber Crime Rises

Caution Under Caution

Reeds Solicitors retain Band 1 status in Chambers & Partners 2019

Reeds recognised in the 2018 Legal 500 rankings

Reeds win award for the second year running

An interview with… award winning barrister Alistair Grainger

Papa Don’t Breach

Do I have to give the Police my phone PIN?

Should smacking children be banned?

Successful appeal in case of contempt of Court

Keep Your Eyes Peeled

Magistrates with Convictions: A New Reach for Diversity

A Prima Facie Case – “No Case to Answer”

Dog Control Orders

A Specimen of Breath

HMO: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Tommy Robinson – Full Judgment and Summary

Manslaughter – New Sentencing Guideline

R v H – CLARE FEAR SUCCESSFUL IN COURT OF APPEAL

How we can help with inquests

Knife Crime: The new sentencing guidelines

Alistair Grainger wins at Bar Council Awards 2018

The implications of late disclosure

What is “cybercrime”?

Should “upskirting” be made a criminal offence?

Section 49 RIPA 2000: Trending now in a Police custody suite near you

Tougher sentences recommended for domestic abuse perpetrators

Police Negligence – Victory on Hill Immunity

Outstanding results for Reeds in Operation Nautical

Reeds are double award winners

New Police Watchdog launched to replace IPCC

Too Drunk To Provide A Specimen?

Helen Chenery successfully defends alleged gang member at Luton Crown Court

Reeds named as winner of International Advisory Experts Award 2018

Milton Keynes team help the homeless

Applications for Trainee Solicitors now being accepted for 2018

New identity rules in criminal cases

Reeds ranked in Chambers & Partners 2018

Landmark judgement redefines the meaning of dishonesty

Reeds are recruiting for family law solicitors in Bristol

Defendants’ rights under threat through ‘trial by Skype’

Reeds Solicitors recognised by Legal 500

Is there racial bias within the Criminal justice system in England and Wales?

Should testing for EDS IV be considered in all cases concerning suspicions of non-accidental shaken babies?

Reeds shortlisted for Law Society Excellence Awards 2017

Reeds support Stein Foundation Golf Day

What to expect at the Magistrates Court

Immigration Supervisors Required

Reeds is a proud supporter of the United Oxford Tournament

Mental Health Supervisors required

R V RH AND ANOTHER – Appeal Against Sentence

Reeds announced as winners in annual GLE Awards

Modern Law Awards – Crime Team of the Year Nomination

Alibi

Adverse Inferences

Abigail Ashford wins award for Financial Crime Lawyer of the Year 2017

New penalties for mobile telephone use whilst driving

Accomplices Information

School Exclusions

Police Complaint vs Civil Action

IPPs – Parole Board reforms