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- Sarah Ribbands, Claims and Litigation Manager, Wiltshire PCT

Offences Against The Person

Part of the Criminal Law Webinars Stream

Introduction

The rule of ‘joint enterprise’ is becoming increasingly controversial in cases involving youth crime. Its use in gang related crimes committed by young people is causing outrage and is seen by some as encouraging ‘lazy prosecuting’.

Our expert speakers will examine this contentious issue, offering you practical guidance on how to fight and use it as well as an overview of other recent legal developments affecting offences against the person.

Webinar details


Live Broadcast date:

Tuesday 20 September 2011
15:30:00

Location:

At your desk
On your Laptop or PC

Event price:

£89

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2 CPD
Hours

Benefits

  • They’re convenient: expert training is delivered to you at your desk
  • You can earn all your CPD points at a time and place that suits you
  • They’re extremely cost effective: you can drastically reduce the amount spent on professional training
  • They fit around your working day
  • You can submit questions to the speakers during the live broadcasts
  • You can download presentation, podcasts and case reports from LexisLibrary
  • You can revisit the material for 12 months after the event, again and again
  • They’re from Butterworths, who have nearly 200 years of legal expertise

Who Should Attend

  • Criminal Solicitors and Barristers
  • Duty Solicitors
  • Solicitor Advocates
  • Criminal Litigators
  • Police Station Representatives
  • Force Solicitors
  • In-House Counsel for local authorities and other public bodies
  • Legal Advisors

Level: Intermediate

Supported by:CLJW