A Comprehensive Guide to Assault by Beating Offences
Assault by beating, also known as common assault by beating, is a criminal offence in the UK that involves the unlawful application of force to another person. This offence falls under Section...
Can the Police Legally Track Your Phone? What You Need to Know
Mobile phones are an integral part of modern life, but many people worry about whether law enforcement can track their phones and under what circumstances. In the UK, police have...
Sentence for ABH (Actual Bodily Harm) 2026: Sentencing Guidelines & Defence
Charged With ABH? Sentences Range From Community Order to 4 Years’ Custody — How You Defend Matters. Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm under Section 47 of the Offences Against the...
Voyeurism Sentencing Guidelines: Understanding the Law and Penalties
Voyeurism is a serious criminal offence in the UK, often misunderstood by the public but carrying significant legal consequences. At Makwana Solicitors, we frequently advise clients on the complexities of...
What Is Voyeurism? Meaning and Pronunciation
Voyeur (pronounced voy-ER, with the stress on the second syllable) refers to an individual who gains sexual pleasure from observing others without their consent, typically during private acts. In legal...
