Publishing Hate Material – Tough Sentences Imposed
- 19th June 2020
- By: levins
- Case Studies, Crimial
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The recent case of Jay Davison acts as a stark reminder of the consequences that can flow if hate material is published.
Davison was convicted of three offences of publishing material with intent to stir up racial hatred, ...
Read MoreSuccess for Levins as 14 year old charged with attempted murder has case discontinued
- 31st January 2020
- By: levins
- Case Studies
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Louise Bauress, recently instructed in the case of a 14yr old charged with Attempted Murder. Louise argued that the basis of the identification of our client made by Merseyside Police officers was incorrect. It was apparent that not enough enquiries had been made to corro...
Read MoreSuspended sentence for Money Laundering following a voluntary attendance at the police station
- 28th January 2020
- By: levins
- Case Studies
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Alongside Ms Victoria Smith Swain of @ExchangeC, Levin’s Solicitors represented a male charged with Money Laundering offences, totaling £600,000 linked to a large scale Police investigation into Fowler Oldfield Ltd, Bradford. The client had requested our services after rea...
Read MoreSuspended Prison Sentence – Causing Injury by Dangerous Driving
- 28th January 2020
- By: levins
- Case Studies
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Levin’s, alongside Mr Andrew McGuiness of Linenhall chambers, Chester@LH_Chambers represented a Polish Lorry driver charged with causing injury by Dangerous Driving at Caernarfon Crown Court. Following the obtaining of expert evidence we were able to persuade the Court that ...
Read MoreLevins secure acquittal for Polish lorry driver accused of importation of controlled drugs.
- 9th October 2018
- By: levins
- Case Studies
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The defendant who was a Polish national was arrested at a warehouse in Liverpool having intended to deliver a legitimate cargo. The premises were being observed by the police as they had been investigating a group of Merseyside men. When the cab of the defendant’s vehicle was seized, a substantial...
Read MoreCrown drops charges – Conspiracy to supply Class A drugs
- 9th October 2018
- By: levins
- Case Studies, Uncategorised
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In October 2018 at Mold Crown Court, Levins were successful in relation to a young woman charged with conspiracy to supply class a drugs. The case was dealt with by head of department, David Woods and counsel, Christopher Stables of Exchange Chambers. The client had been arrested toge...
Read MoreSuccess for prison whistleblowers
- 12th March 2018
- By: civil
- Case Studies
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Levins successfully represented John Bromilow and Harry Wildman in their whistleblowing claim before an employment tribunal in Liverpool. The two men were employed at HMP Liverpool by an external contractor. They raised their health-and-safety concerns with the prison govenor, and as a result they w...
Read MoreLevins solicitors defends lasting powers of attorney
- 22nd August 2017
- By: george
- Case Studies
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• Carla Neal, Head of Private Client and Property at Le...
Taxi driver acquitted of all charges
- 11th April 2017
- By: george
- Case Studies
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Levins Solicitors recently acted for a taxi driver accused of sexually assaulting a passenger. The complainant had alleged that the taxi driver and had gotten into the back of the vehicle and assaulted her. The defendant denied leaving the cab of his vehicle at any stage and denied tha...
Read MorePolice powers and your rights
- 3rd February 2017
- By: george
- Articles, Case Studies, News
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Stop and Search- Police powers and your rights A common question from our clients is in relation to stop and search. The bottom line is that the police have powers to stop and question you at any time but they can only search you in certain situations. Often the first thing an officer will do is...
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