Criminal Law Update

Kaplan Altior

Short course

In Leeds, South Glamorgan, Birmingham and 2 other venues

£ 145 + VAT

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Description

  • Duration

    1 Day

Designed to meet the annual requirement for training, this one-day course will cover the key recent developments in criminal law, including the Criminal Justice Act 2003. Suitable for: Crime contract supervisors. Solicitors, barristers and other fee-earners practising in criminal law. Caseworkers, duty solicitors and accredited Police Station representatives

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Birmingham (West Midlands)
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Leeds (West Yorkshire)
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London
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Manchester (Lancashire)
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South Glamorgan (Cardiff)
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Kaplan Altior 2nd Floor, St David'S House, Wood Street,, CF10 1ES

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Teachers and trainers (2)

Alan Taylor

Alan Taylor

Trainer

A barrister practising on the North Eastern Circuit. He is a member of Park Court Chambers in Leeds, and specialises in Criminal Law and Family Law. He was formerly Senior Lecturer in Law at the Inns of Court School of Law and is the author of “Principles of Evidence” (Cavendish Publishing, 2nd edition 2000).

Richard Stone

Richard Stone

Trainer

Course programme

Course Content

Why you should attend this seminar
The pace of change in criminal law continues unabated. And yet, the pressures of casework reduce the time available to practitioners to keep up-to-date annually. Caseworkers are required to undertake a minimum of 6 hours of criminal law training annually.

This course is designed to fulfil these needs by examining recent developments in criminal law and considering their practical application. The LSC’s Specialist Quality Mark standard requires supervisors in the criminal category of work to keep up-to-date by attending courses carrying 6 CPD hours annually. Caseworkers are also required to undertake a minimum of 6 hours training annually relating directly to criminal law. Criminal Litigation Scheme members must also undertake at least 2 hours of general criminal law update training.

Programme includes
Recent courses have covered the following key issues:

  • Serious Crime Act 2007
  • Road Safety Act 2006
  • Recent case law on criminal procedure
  • Bad character refresher and update
  • Recent hearsay cases

Accredited by the Bar Standards Board for 6 CPD hours.

Additional information

Payment options: Course fee includes refreshments and materials.

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