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Going Postal? £12K Compensation For Wrongful Arrest After Court Summons Sent to Wrong Address
Wrongful arrest due to administrative error remains a serious and under-reported problem within the criminal justice system. In this blog post, I explain how something as simple—and avoidable—as a postal summons being sent to the wrong address can lead to an entirely innocent person being arrested. As a solicitor specialising in wrongful arrest and police misconduct claims, I highlight why accurate postal delivery of court documents is not a min…
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Going Postal? £12K Compensation For Wrongful Arrest After Court Summons Sent to Wrong Address
Wrongful arrest due to administrative error remains a serious and under-reported problem within the criminal justice system. In this blog post, I explain how something as simple—and avoidable—as a postal summons being sent to the wrong address can lead to an entirely innocent person being arrested. As a solicitor specialising in wrongful arrest and police misconduct claims, I highlight why accurate postal delivery of court documents is not a min…
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