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Advising Suspects on Sexual Offences at the Police Station - Webinar

Length
1.3 hours
Next course start
Available On-Demand See details
Course delivery
Self-Paced Online
Length
1.3 hours
Next course start
Available On-Demand See details
Course delivery
Self-Paced Online

Course description

Presented by the ever-popular Colin Beaumont, this webinar will bring you up to speed on important case law and legislation, including changes to the law in this area made as a result of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022.


Case law to be explored includes Regina v Kehoe, Regina v Whitbread [2021], and Regina v Lawrence [2020].


Colin will also discuss amendments to the law concerning voyeurism, notification requirements under Part 2 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003, and the Attorney’s General Reference (No. 1 of 2020), plus much more.

Upcoming start dates

1 start date available

Available On-Demand

  • Self-Paced Online
  • Online
  • English

Outcome / Qualification etc.

Following all MBL courses, a certificate of attendance will be provided for those who are required to evidence their CPD activity to a professional body.

Training Course Content

Introduction

This webinar will bring you up to speed on important case law and legislation including changes to the law in this area made as a result of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022.

What You Will Learn

This webinar will cover the following:

  • Arranging or facilitating the commission of a child sex offence - amendments made as a result of section 46 of the 2022 Act
  • Advising those clients who are engaging in consensual but under-age sexual activity - the amended law concerning positions of trust - section 47 of the 2022 Act
  • Amendments to the law concerning voyeurism under section 48 of the Act - operating equipment and/or recording images relating to breastfeeding
  • The 2022 decision of Regina v Kehoe - was it a sexual crime on the date of the offence?
  • Regina v Limon [2022] - the maximum sentence that would have been available at the time of the commission of the sexual offence
  • Regina v Whitbread [2021] - sexual activity with a child - a consideration of the defence available
  • Indecent photographs of children - the case law and legislation in this area
  • Regina v Lawrence [2020] - the extent to which lies may, or may not, vitiate consent in a rape case
  • Notification requirements under Part 2 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 - colloquially referred to as the ‘Sex Offender Register’
  • The Attorney General’s Reference (No. 1 of 2020) - sexual assault - is it an objective or subjective test?

Expenses

From £99
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WC1V 7QT London

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