An Assize Research publication.
UK Offence Report is a standing report on the
criminal offences created by UK secondary legislation, compiled by reading
the whole statutory instrument corpus published by
legislation.gov.uk.
Researched and written by Rose Traviss.
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It is not legal advice and it is not a substitute for
reading the legislation. Offences are classified by rule from the text as
made; the classification can be wrong, and a court may read a provision
differently. Always check the current text at legislation.gov.uk before
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