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Established in 1984, Stuart Miller Solicitors is a leading criminal defence firm in England and Wales, with a 40-year history in securing tens of thousands of acquittals, and securing justice for all.

Police offered you a caution instead of charging you? Accepting a police caution might feel like the quickest way to end...
09/10/2026

Police offered you a caution instead of charging you? Accepting a police caution might feel like the quickest way to end an investigation and avoid court. But a caution is not the same as no further action. It involves admitting the offence and can have consequences for your criminal record and future DBS checks. Would you accept one just to go home?

09/10/2026

A defence statement can tell the prosecution exactly where to look. In a criminal case, challenging the prosecution’s evidence can trigger further enquiries and uncover material that helps the defence, strengthens the prosecution, or surprises both sides. Would you take that gamble?

Does your criminal defence solicitor have to believe you’re innocent? When you’re accused of a crime, you want someone w...
09/10/2026

Does your criminal defence solicitor have to believe you’re innocent? When you’re accused of a crime, you want someone who believes your side. But building a criminal defence isn’t about personal belief. It’s about testing the prosecution’s evidence, challenging assumptions and identifying gaps that could change the case. Belief matters to you. Proof matters in court.

09/10/2026

Do you have to wait until someone hits you before acting in self defence? Under UK self defence law, you can act first if you genuinely believe force is necessary. But whether the force used was reasonable still matters. Judging that decision with hindsight isn’t the same as judging what someone believed in the moment.

08/10/2026

What proves an alibi? CCTV footage, a photograph or a card payment can independently support where someone was when a crime happened. But CCTV gets overwritten, cameras miss moments and cash leaves less of a trail. The same account can look very different depending on what evidence survives.

How do you prove something never happened? When facing a false allegation, there may be no perfect message, witness or p...
08/10/2026

How do you prove something never happened? When facing a false allegation, there may be no perfect message, witness or piece of evidence that proves a negative. Even if an investigation ends without charge, the accusation may have already shaped how people see you.

08/10/2026

What happens when the justice system gets release decisions wrong? Release someone who goes on to seriously offend and the consequences are visible. Keep someone imprisoned who could have been safely released and the mistake may never be known. Eliminating risk entirely comes with its own cost.

“I was drunk and don’t remember.” What happens when an allegation is made and you can’t remember your own actions? CCTV,...
08/10/2026

“I was drunk and don’t remember.” What happens when an allegation is made and you can’t remember your own actions? CCTV, messages, witnesses and phone data can become crucial when memory can’t provide an account. A confident version of events isn’t proof. The evidence still has to tell the story.

07/10/2026

Can an arrest for suspected Class A drug possession follow you even if the pills were never proven to be drugs? Being released with no further action doesn’t necessarily erase the arrest, and relevant police information may still be disclosed on an enhanced DBS check. Is that fair?

“They have CCTV.” It can make an accusation feel proven before the footage is even examined. But CCTV evidence only capt...
07/10/2026

“They have CCTV.” It can make an accusation feel proven before the footage is even examined. But CCTV evidence only captures one angle, one frame and one moment in time. What looks like an attack could have an entirely different context. The footage may be real. Your interpretation can still be wrong.

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