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This area covers offences of sending or causing to be sent threatening, offensive or indecent messages, typically under the Malicious Communications Act 1988 and related communications offences. A solicitor defends or prosecutes individuals charged, reviews evidence, negotiates with police and prosecutors, advises on risk and mitigation, and assists with bail, disclosure, and any subsequent appeal or review in Crown Court or Magistrates’ Court. Practice may involve media or online platforms and cross-border aspects where relevant.
Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor
The offences target messages with intent to cause distress or alarm, or that are grossly offensive. A solicitor helps prepare evidence, negotiates with prosecutors, advises on potential defences, and coordinates with police, the Crown Prosecution Service, and the court. They may also oversee disclosure, calendar management for hearings, and appeals if required.
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