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- Making the law easy to understand
- Providing generic legal advice
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What happens if you refuse a Police search?
Based on the law in England and Wales this is a short video on what happens if you refuse a police search.
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Arson with Intent Sentence - Too Harsh Too Lenient or Fair?
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The longest sentence so far concerning the summer riots. What do you think about the sentence? Feel free to comment Subscribe for more
How to think like a Lawyer!
This post is for aspiring Lawyers, Law Students and the curious who want to improve their analytical skills. The three key ways a Lawyer thinks are discussed include IRAC ABC Passionate and Zealous Advocacy I hope you enjoy the video and find it informative. Don’t forget to subscribe to COMMUNITY LEGAL EDUCATION for more. And leave a comment too. Thank you.
New School Holiday Fines - Let me do the Maths for you.
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From Aug 2024 England has a new attendance rule on holiday fines. This post outlines the rules and if my maths are correct give you some examples of how the system will work. Subscribe for more Thank you
Prison Crisis and Early Release Measures
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News reports highlight 3 measures being taken to deal with record numbers in the prison population in England. Subscribe for more
Zombie Style Knives Banned - Offence, Defences and Sentence.
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New law in force from 24 Sept 2024 in Eng and Wales. Subscribe for more Thank you.
“Digital” Strip Search Stops - 7 Points You Need To Know About Sch. 7.
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If you are travelling abroad here are 7 points about sch 7 you need to know about. Subscribe for more. Thank you.
7 Rules to deal with a Police Stop like a Lawyer!
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This is a short post on 7 rules to follow if you are stopped by the police. Feel free to comment. Subscribe for more.
Far Right Attacks - Is this Terrorism?
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This post explores - S1 of the Terrorism Act 2000 defines “terrorism”. - Are the actions of these individuals terrorism? - Why are they not being investigated or called terrorists? Subscribe for more
Is spreading “fake news” on social media a crime?
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This is based on the new offence in the Online Safety Act 2023 s.167. Subscribe and Follow for more. Thank you.
Can the Police ever kick you in the face lawfully?
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This post outlines the strict framework of principles a Police Constable governing the police use of force. Subscribe for mores
Airport Kick - PC to face criminal investigation for assault
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Shocking Airport Incident - Major Concerns about Police Conduct & What should happen next!
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This post is based on a widely shared video at an airport. This post explores the 5 major concerns and what 5 actions should happen next. Subscribe for more
Where would England be without Cole Palmer and Ollie Watkins? England with Immigration!
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Part of the England with Immigration series of posts. Subscribe for more. Feel free to comment.
Where do you think England would be without immigration?
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Short post about England. Subscribe and follow for more Thank you
Can the Police put you off getting legal advice from a Lawyer?
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Can the Police put you off getting legal advice from a Lawyer?
SQE 1 - Criminal Practice - Solicitors Role at the Police Station
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SQE 1 - Criminal Practice - Solicitors Role at the Police Station
SQE 1 - Criminal Practice - Solicitor Conduct Issues at the Police Station
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SQE 1 - Criminal Practice - Solicitor Conduct Issues at the Police Station
SQE 1 Criminal Practice - ID Procedure & Suspect's Right
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SQE 1 Criminal Practice - ID Procedure & Suspect's Right
Can you legally refuse entry to the Police at your door?
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Can you legally refuse entry to the Police at your door?
State Control - An important lesson from The Hunger Games
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State Control - An important lesson from The Hunger Games
When can the Police use force against me?
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When can the Police use force against me?
Do Palestinians have a legal right to resist occupation?
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Do Palestinians have a legal right to resist occupation?
Israel Ordered To Stop - What happens next?
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Israel Ordered To Stop - What happens next?
Holidaying in Turkey - 7 Laws you should know about!
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Holidaying in Turkey - 7 Laws you should know about!
We going to have to now the police arnt doing their job and Keir Starmerlien let all the crinimals out... Why the fook am i paying for this lot
I thought we won the Cold War. Obviously not.
No untrained person can be expected to understand the implications of the police caution!
The police caution is difficult to understand and appreciate from a lay persons perspective. There have been countless court cases trying to explain it.
All planned for this exact situation. Its called the HIGAELIAN DIALECT. create the PROBLEM, get the REACTION expected, present the NWO SOLUTION.
I wish videos about how the law works would specify in the title which country it's for. The internet is a big place, and there are more countries than yours.
@@Enfors Noted - Law is England and Wales and will endeavour to specify
What happens? Cops do whatever they want and the courts rarely do anything about it. We live in a police state and courts are part of it. Read John Whitehead's A GOVERNMENT OF WOLVES: THE EMERGING AMERICAN POLICE STATE. The Rule of Law is dead.
I have to say that I always loved no comment interviews. Less for me to transcribe afterwards and I usually had enough to charge anyway.
@@alpercino2172 In some parts the police don’t transcribe - they summarise the interview at first instance,
What if the first question is to confirm you name?
No comment
🤦♂️any legislation that's against our rights, is void! The subversion of the constitution is the highest Treason any politician can commit!!! Subverting the constitution automatically annuls all their legal right to govern!
Why should you be interviewed by the police when they should be investigating the case and getting the evidence to solve the case. helping them by being interviewed is not ever going to help you just refuse to be interviewed by telling them that they can’t drag you into the interview room I never allow the police to interview me whatsoever the situation is.
Good advice. Plod wouldn't be asking questions if they had the answers!!, tell em nothing!!
Brought up in Glasgow NO comment was learned from primary school playground Use it don't give pigs evidence
Don't give interview without lawyer ! SHUT UP !
Having seen the numerous lies police readily use to abuse the law, they can almost do as they please it seems!
WHEN THE POLICE HAVE BECOME THE STASI, WE MUST RESIST THEM AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY. NEVER CONSENT TO SEARCHES< NEVER ANSWER THE POLICE. THEY WORK FOR STARMER AND HIS STASI.
Great advice. Thanks.
"Intent to endanger life" it's attempted murder really isn't it, my initial thoughts were that it's a long sentence for setting a bin on fire but what if somebody had died, and that was the intent, why else was he doing it? Then you could easily have gone harder on sentencing, he was trying to kill people. I just think he was unfortunate to get caught up in it, the kind of pack mentality urging each other on, would he have done this on his own? The biggest problem is that those who stoked this fire, Farage and Robinson keep at a safe distance, without them these riots wouldn't have happened, and in that sense racist simpletons like Birely are actually also victims, his life will never be the same again.
Too lenient. As with all of the sentencing that I've read about, or watched live, the sentencing has been far too lenient. When Keir Starmer et al are going in front of cameras, post sentencing, saying how the justice system is clearly taking the offences seriously, to protect the public or make an example etc, I always get the impression that they are trying to convince themselves not the law abiding public. No decent law abiding citizen will be viewing these sentences as anything other than a sop, intent on placating but not honestly dealing with the crime itself.
What a guy! Flew all the way to a foreign clime to be on location to do his CZcams video! That's dedication.
People are going to prison because of this video. So many people think that "no comment" is some super smart tactic to avoid being tricked. "No comment" locks you in and in many cases is essentially an admission of guilt. But carry on. Carry on getting your legal advice from youtube.
Check out the posts about when answering questions of the best option.
@@communitylegaleducation8438 Godzilla had a stroke trying to understand what you just wrote.
The best advice this guy gives is have a lawyer ALWAYS. Some of the tactics presented here are out of date. Deciding on No comment or not is not that simple.
@@drhaykey totally agree - choosing whether to say NC is not that simple. Check out the other posts
How to give a “no comment” interview? Simple, say no comment to every question
@@alanthompson7859 or remain silent
Also if your thinking you will receive any kind of compensation for surrendering your zombie knife think again
V low amount in any event
I have two phones, one for everyday and one for travelling. The travelling one just has the relevant Airline, Hotel, Taxis, Insurance and NOK on it Just in case it gets stolen. All that info is also written down and kept separately with my passport. The phone cost £7.00 and usually has £20.00 credit on it so I don't mind if it gets lost/stolen as I can get another easily. All because I had my phone stolen at Heathrow while collecting a friend who was visiting from Australia. I will add a lawyer to the list (on paper) now.
NO COMMENT NO COMMENT NO COMMENT
Yeah I'm sure y'all are fucked. Got your guns AND your knives taken away because of dirty illegals and a tyrannical government. Will not happen here.
You can also make a statement to the allegations and still not answer questions.
The one thing you completely forget to mention is you dont even have to attend the interview. Even if arrested you can sit in your cell and not move. They would then have to interview you in the cell and I can assure you they dont want to do that. Rather than saying no comment say 'My solicitor has advised me to remain silent'
No government or police etc can be trusted. Never give any information and demand that you have legal counsel. They must prove you are guilty. Totally Corrupt government and all their agencies.
Everyone is deemed innocent until proven guilty. The police/prosecution have the legal and evidential burden to prove the case and a court can only convict you if they are sure beyond reasonable doubt.
very annoying slap noise on each points very distracting.
Thanks and noted - I will think about recording this one again without the distractions
Women do this ALL the time it’s incredibly common and they will get away with it because the law will never hold them accountable.
Does the new legislation only apply to knives 8" and over or are features included in the video also apply to knives under 8"?
The amendments refer to “over 8. Inches” - see below 2.-(1) The Schedule to the Criminal Justice Act 1988 (Offensive Weapons) Order 1988(3) is amended as follows. (2) In paragraph 1, after sub-paragraph (s) insert- “(sa)the weapon sometimes known as a “zombie-style knife” or “zombie-style machete”, being a bladed article with- (i)a plain cutting edge; (ii)a sharp pointed end; and (iii)a blade of over 8 inches in length (the length of the blade being the straight-line distance from the top of the handle to the tip of the blade), which also has one or more of the features specified in paragraph 1A and which is not a weapon that falls under paragraph 1(s);” (3) After paragraph 1, insert- “1A.-(1) For the purposes of paragraph 1(sa), the specified features are- (a)a serrated cutting edge (other than a serrated cutting edge of up to 2 inches next to the handle); (b)more than one hole in the blade; (c)spikes; (d)more than two sharp points in the blade (other than a sharp point of a kind specified in sub-paragraph (2)). (2) The kinds of sharp point mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(d) are- (a)a sharp point where the angle between the edges which create the point is an angle of at least 90 degrees (where there is a curved edge, the angle will be measured by reference to the tangent of the curve); (b)a sharp point on the cutting edge of the blade near the handle.”
@@communitylegaleducation8438 Thank you
No reply is best
Often it is.
You are saying I heard and ain't replying after each question.
Basically.
The no comment play card is a omissions of guilt fact
Not sure you are correct on this point in all cases. For example imagine you’re alleged to have committed a red traffic light offence causing damage to another car over a year ago and you cannot remember and the police have not provided disclosure of the CCTV it may be the reasonable to give No Comment in these circs. Check the other posts in the series - more to come on your point about whether a No comment is a sign of guilt?
I went 'No comment ' during my recent interview with the police. Needless to say I never got the job.
This is very easy. (UK law) When the police tell you to go for your interview you simply tell them to "fuck off" you are under no legal requirement to enter to interview suite.
Gold information , I don't trust the police anymore.
Thanks - although sometimes we may have to use the police one day. How should the police build trust with people?
Sorry I jumped head of myself you’d go in front of powerless board first to explain yourself
You have great defence in the word diversity use it to your advantage
Just remove the word holiday then they don’t have leg to stand on as saying gos
In my opinion, schools fail 80% of their students. 2 weeks constructive holiday would do no harm in most cases!
A lot of people would agree to a term time constructive holiday - but what does constructive mean ?
Remember in court when you represent yourself the judge as to guide you so ask as many questions as you want
You take your children on holiday for educational purpose then it would be the school who is holding your children back in education
A lot of people I have professionally helped would say the same thing.
@@communitylegaleducation8438 nobody can grant you professionalism
@@communitylegaleducation8438 is fine from the school a criminal offence
@@communitylegaleducation8438 yes
Maybe don't imprison peaceful protesters and you'll have space for the Nazi rioters 🤷♀️
Why even attend the interview if you have no intention of participating in it?
Because if you don’t attend a voluntary interview, the police say they will arrest you.
If a child is born in scotland but take initial 7 years schooling from england, can get a Scottish nationality rather of england, because Scottish enjoy free education
What qualifies for free education in Scotland?
@@communitylegaleducation8438 thank you so much for your prompt response like in scotland, education is free even university but in england, u have to pay university fee. And the people from england when they take university in scotland, they pay fee. So the child is born if in scotland but registered in england's school and get initial schooling from england, can be a Scottish national?
I will go to prison before I let some suit-wearing overpaid sheltered dork tell me what bladed tools I am allowed to own. Thank you for the info though. Thank God I don't live those countries. Knife hysteria is so pathetic.
I'm sure criminals will abide the law lol
@@neggit2063 the idea of a ban is a deterrent and to keep such weapons off the street and in homes.
@@communitylegaleducation8438 It's a bad ideia. Criminals are still going to get their hands on such weapons.
I'm disabled man going in my wheelchair. I've been 5 times attacked in London. Police registered only one such incident. How can I defend myself?
@@AndrzejLondyn Everyone has a right to defend themselves. But the exercise of self defence must be according to the law - for a lawful purpose to defend oneself from attack or the the threat of attack - genuinely necessary in the circumstance - and an amount of force reasonable in the circumstances. With respect to the police inaction consider - a complaint, - a meeting with the crime prevention police to provide practical support eg alarm