by Freeman & Co. | Feb 27, 2026 | Crime, Motoring Law Expert, Motoring Offences, Mr Loophole
Motorists across the UK are set to face harsher penalties and potentially longer periods behind bars under the new Sentencing Act 2026. The legislation significantly reforms how offenders are punished and supervised, affecting drink driving, drug driving and a wide...
by Freeman & Co. | Apr 27, 2021 | Crime, Freeman & Co. Solicitors, Motoring Offences, Mr Loophole, Nick Freeman, Nick Freeman News
With the press reporting about a continuing surge in serious E Scooter based crime, what has and can the government do to regulate their sale and use. The lack of regulation could well spawn a crime epidemic as the nature of E Scooters, being fast and stealthy, are...
by Freeman & Co. | Mar 9, 2021 | Crime, Dangerous Driving, Freeman & Co. Solicitors, Mr Loophole, Nick Freeman, Nick Freeman News
Amy Jeffress, the lawyer for Anne Sacoolas – the suspect in the death of Harry Dunn – has said on Radio 4’s Law in Action that her client is willing to do community service. And that in the United States such a crash would only be prosecuted...
by Freeman & Co. | Aug 26, 2020 | Crime, Dangerous Driving, Nick Freeman, Nick Freeman News
Nick Freeman wrote nine months ago that Anne Sacoolas should be tried in her absence. Leading lawyer Nick Freeman, who warned nine months ago that a trial in absence was the only way to secure justice for the family of Harry Dunn, has expressed his delight that...
by Freeman & Co. | Jul 18, 2018 | Crime, Freeman & Co. Solicitors, Mr Loophole, Nick Freeman, Nick Freeman News, Sexual Offences
The Cliff Richard case should be the catalyst to trigger an urgent change in the law so that, unless convicted, those accused of sex offences are granted the same anonymity as their alleged victims, the country`s most high profile lawyer has claimed. Criminal defence...
by Freeman & Co. | Oct 30, 2017 | Crime, Mr Loophole, Nick Freeman, Nick Freeman News, Sexual Offences
Limiting the time alleged victims of sexual abuse have to report incidents will help convict the guilty and clear the innocent, criminal defence lawyer Nick Freeman has said. Mr Freeman has stated that three years should be the maximum period for a report to be made....
