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Feb 11

By MAJ Law

Understanding Evidence Disclosure in Legal Cases: What You Need to Know

When facing a legal case, one of the most critical aspects to consider is whether you have received the correct evidence. Clients frequently reach out with questions such as: Has the evidence been supplied? If not, why is it delayed? Should we chase it? What happens if it is never disclosed?

Feb 10

By MAJ Law

Drug Driving 10 years on. Success or Flop?

Drug driving became a criminal offence in the UK in 2015 with the introduction of new laws aimed at tackling the growing issue of impaired driving due to illegal and prescription drugs. A decade later, the impact of these laws is still a subject of debate. Have they been effective in reducing…

Feb 6

By MAJ Law

How to Avoid Convictions in Speeding Cases: A Guide to Your Legal Rights

Speeding offences are among the most common criminal violations. Whether you’ve been caught speeding or simply want to understand your rights and options, it's crucial to know the potential defences that could help avoid a conviction. Speeding tickets are something most people will face at some…

Feb 3

By MAJ Law

Cocaine and Benzoylecgonine (BZE) in Drug Driving Cases

Understanding Cocaine and its Metabolite: Benzoylecgonine (BZE) When addressing allegations of drug driving involving cocaine, two key compounds must be considered: cocaine itself and benzoylecgonine (BZE), its primary metabolite. The law establishes different legal limits for each of these…

Jan 28

By MAJ Law

Understanding the MGDDB Procedure in Drug Driving Cases

Drug driving offences can have serious consequences, but it’s important to remember that not every prosecution is guaranteed to result in a conviction. One crucial factor that could make or break a case is the MGDDB booklet (Manual of Guidance For Drink and Drug Driving). This is a legal document…

Jan 27

By MAJ Law

Defending Common Motoring Offences | Free Advice | M.A.J Law Solicitors

Defending Common Motoring Offences Top Five defences for drink driving, drug driving, failing to provide and speeding Driving offences are some of the most commonly prosecuted crimes in England and Wales, given their impact on public safety. Below, we’ll explore four significant offences: drink…