Ashcott Solicitors, Criminal Defence, News
In many cases an individual will be accused of a crime, the veracity of which they believe there is no evidence to support. In the case that there truly is no evidence, you cannot be prosecuted – that’s the way that the law works. However, what can be...
Ashcott Solicitors, Criminal Defence, News
By watching popular TV shows or films, you’ll likely have come across the Right to Remain Silent. In many countries that enjoy the rule of law, citizens enjoy this right; in some countries, such as the United States, it’s a right protected by the constitution (in the...
Ashcott Solicitors, Criminal Defence, Criminal Solicitors, News
Being contacted by the police requesting that you go in for an interview will always be a stressful experience. While interviews under caution are officially ‘voluntary’, this does not negate the potential ramifications of what can follow. Voluntary interviews under...
Ashcott Solicitors, Criminal Defence, Criminal Solicitors, Front Page, News
Ashcott Solicitors recently represented a mother who faced with multiple counts of child neglect and cruelty offences. The case revolved around allegations being made against both the mother and the father by their daughter. Ashcott Solicitors had reperesented the...
