Second Chances

In a society that romanticises redemption in fiction, the reality is far harsher: for many people leaving prison, the quest to rebuild their lives becomes a second, silent sentence enforced not by law, but by regulators, employers, and systems that forget how to forgive.

Justice System Acronyms

Within a system drowning in acronyms, the reality inside our prisons is far less orderly than the language suggests. SNAFU — “Situation Normal, All Fouled Up” — feels more accurate, capturing a culture where outdated processes and constant foul-ups define daily life. Here’s what we have to say:

Life Sentences

Within a society that celebrates redemption in fiction, the reality for those seeking a second chance is far less forgiving. In the UK, people leaving prison often face barriers that turn rehabilitation into a lifelong struggle for acceptance. Find out what we have to say:

Language Based Injustice

Within the UK’s intricate criminal justice system, Eastern European migrants frequently face challenges navigating procedures hindered by language and cultural barriers. Find out what we have to say:

Regulating Paralegals

In the UK, paralegals are not subject to mandatory regulation under a single statutory framework. Find out what Amanda Hamilton, Patron of the National Association of Licensed Paralegals (NALP), has to say:

Paralegal Recognition

Paralegals are an integral part of any law firm or large business. Find out why Paralegals deserve to be recognised more here:

Probate Research

Probate research is a specialised area of law that involves navigating the often complex process of transferring a person’s estate. Find out more here:

Legal Exams

Legal exams and assessments can be stressful. Here are some answers and tips from Amanda Hamilton, Patron NALP: