Where the police hold a suspicion that an individual is involved in crime, and for various reasons may not wish to make an arrest, they are likely to invite that person to attend the police station for questioning in a ‘voluntary’ police interview, also known as an interview under caution. Whilst attendance is ‘voluntary’ in the […]

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In an article titled ‘Electronic Communications‘ posted to this website we outlined instructions received from a client to defend allegations of breaches of The Privacy And Electronic Communications Regulations.          The Information Commissioners Office (ICO) has now confirmed that enforcement action is not necessary and Naz Maqsoom of KANGS reports upon this successful outcome. The […]

The Court of Appeal has recently increased two sentences, which it considered too low, under the Unduly Lenient Sentence Scheme. Helen Holder of KANGS comments on these appeals conducted by the Attorney General.                The Appeals in Focus Paul Cartwright | St Albans Crown Court Background The Defendant was charged with an offence of arranging or […]

A nudge letter is one issued by HMRC with intent to encourage a taxpayer to ensure that all financial gains have been fully declared to HMRC. 

Kangs Solicitors has successfully represented a client who was facing an application by the Prosecution under Section 22 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (‘POCA’) to increase the ‘Available Amount’ shown in his Confiscation Order dated 18 October 2019 (the ‘Confiscation Order’). Amandeep Murria of Kangs Solicitors explains how this Application by the Prosecution was successfully challenged. Kangs Solicitors is […]