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How to report a teacher - what counts as serious misconduct, what information to include in your report, when you may need to attend a teacher misconduct hearing.
The police have to follow strict rules if you're arrested, questioned or charged with a crime - you can get legal advice at a police station
How to complain to the Attorney General's Office if you think someone's sentence is too low - and what happens if the Court of Appeal get involved
How AFCLAA manages civilian criminal legal representation for all eligible service personnel and civilians; and how to apply for assistance.
The Company Names Tribunal practice direction provides the framework for the management of proceedings brought before the Tribunal.
Guidance, created in 2012, for those who wish to begin a private prosecution for offences where the Attorney General’s consent is required.
It is against the law to discriminate against anyone because of their sex, religion, disability or certain other personal characteristics ('protected characteristics')
Whistleblowing - what it is, who to tell, what to expect and how to complain if you're treated unfairly
Find out what you should bring for a court or tribunal hearing, how you can get support, and what to expect on the day
The DSCU is an independent, professional, and global Service Police force, with jurisdiction to investigate serious crime alleged to have been committed by persons subject to Service law, in the UK and overseas.
The police's power of arrest and your rights - procedures, identification, reasonable force
How the British embassy or consulate can help, including contacting family, UK prison transfers, money transfers and complaining about mistreatment.
Apply for an injunction if you've been a victim of domestic abuse - non-molestation or occupation orders - who can apply, serving documents and attending a hearing.
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