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Jan 3

By MAJ Law

Taking without consent (TWOC) | Free Legal Advice from MAJ Law Solicitors

Stealing a motor vehicle, also known as joyriding or taking without consent (TWOC) is an offence committed if you drive any motor vehicle without the owner’s permission. You could receive community service and a driving ban. In more serious cases you can go prison for 26 weeks.

Dec 14

By MAJ Law

How many pints can you have and drive?

How many pints of beers before you're over the limit? This page illustrates how many pints of beer it would take to put you over the drink drive limit in the UK. It should not be used as a method to calculate your own alcohol intake. Elimination rates vary from person to person depending on height,…

Oct 26

By Conor Johnstone

How to get a Cannabis prescription 2023 | MAJ Law Solicitors

Medical Cannabis - What are the rules? M.A.J Law Ltd are a specialist team of driving defence solicitors. All our time is spent challenging police and prosecution cases on technical points of law and procedure. Our team have been fighting for clients for over 10 years.

Oct 26

By MAJ Law

Driving Offence Solicitors UK | Free Legal Advice

Driving Offence Solicitors - M.A.J Law Ltd A reputation built on results We believe that every motorist has the right to specialist, affordable legal advice and representation, no matter what the offence. Driving has become an integral part of our daily lives. Without a driving licence, most of us…

Oct 25

By Conor Johnstone

Case Dismissed – Prosecution failure leads to collapse of drug driving case

This last week at Carlisle’s Rickergate Magistrates’ Court, our client had entered not guilty pleas to two allegations – one of driving while under the influence of cannabis and another that he drove with 16 times the legal limit for cocaine in his system.

Oct 20

By Conor Johnstone

Drink Driving & Drug Driving Mitigation and Hardship | Free Advice

Everyone charged with a criminal offence has a fundamental right – to plead not guilty. As a firm of specialist solicitors, we would always advise our client’s to check the evidence. Before reading the rest of our guide, take a look at the common questions below.

Taking without consent (TWOC) | Free Legal Advice from MAJ Law Solicitors

How many pints can you have and drive?

How to get a Cannabis prescription 2023 | MAJ Law Solicitors

Driving Offence Solicitors UK | Free Legal Advice

Case Dismissed – Prosecution failure leads to collapse of drug driving case

Drink Driving & Drug Driving Mitigation and Hardship | Free Advice

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