Bail
What is Bail in the UK - If you have been charged with a crime you can be released on bail from the police station, which means you will be able to go home but..link
Computer Law is concerned with controlling and securing information stored on and transmitted between computers. Computer networks contain and store a great deal of private digital information: data on identities, credit cards; internet access and usage; financial information and information for electronic commerce; technical, trade and government secrets; mailing lists; medical records; and much more.
It is illegal to maliciously erase this type of data; acquire proprietary information; manipulate said data to obtain funds illegally, through bank withdrawals and transfers, identity theft and credit card use; and to access and use any of this data for any other reason, without authorisation.
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linkWhat is Bail in the UK - If you have been charged with a crime you can be released on bail from the police station, which means you will be able to go home but..link
Fraud Solicitors. Fraud could be described as a deception in order to secure unfair or unlawful gain, usually monetary...link
Landlord Solicitors. Landlord solicitors will be able to advise Landlords and Letting Agents of residential property on all issues arising out of residential te..link
Over 2000 section 60 notices have been issued in London last year..
linkLicensing Solicitors.
Licensing Law Solicitors can advise you on any licensing matter including, premises licensing (food and alcohol), entertainment, betti..link
Computer and IT Law.
Computer Law is concerned with controlling and securing information stored on and transmitted between computers. Computer networks contain..link
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Police Chiefs are calling for a change in the 'stop and search' l..
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The Law Commission has called for a full review of the law dealing with digital crime...link
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