Colin Beaumont graduated in law in 1981 and qualified as a Barrister in 1982. He worked for many years in the Magistrates’ Court service until 1996 when he re-qualified as a Solicitor and joined a large criminal legal aid practice. He became a partner with the firm. He retired as a solicitor in 2016 and has returned to his Inn of Court at The Inner Temple. Colin has been teaching the profession for the last 25 years and continues to do so.
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Navigating Changes in Lower Crime Work Fees and Billing Practices
Colin Beaumont
167 Users Enrolled
Statutory Instruments 2024 No. 1163 and 2024 No. 1270 have introduced significant changes to the fees for certain aspects of lower crime work, effective 6th December 2024. This course provides a comprehensive overview of these changes, including new fixed fees, escape fee thresholds, and travel time payments for police station attendances. Participants will also learn about fee increases for more serious Youth Court matters and the introduction of additional fees for cases outside the standard fee payment schemes.It is crucial for all fee-earne ... See more
Navigate the Law, Application, and Implications of Serious Disruption Prevention Orders.
Colin Beaumont
39 Users Enrolled
Serious Disruption Prevention Orders (SDPOs) are a critical tool introduced to address public order offences, particularly in cases involving repeat offenders or significant disruption. This course offers a comprehensive guide to understanding SDPOs, their legal framework, procedural requirements, and practical implications.Participants will explore the conditions under which SDPOs can be imposed, how they intersect with human rights considerations, and the procedural steps for applying for, enforcing, and challenging these orders. Whether repr ... See more
Practical Guidance and Strategies for Successful Bail Applications.
Colin Beaumont
49 Users Enrolled
Bail applications are a critical aspect of criminal practice, requiring precise legal knowledge and effective advocacy. This course provides a step-by-step guide to making successful bail applications in both the Magistrates' Court and Crown Court. Participants will explore key legal principles, practical strategies, and the latest case-law to deliver compelling arguments for bail. From preparing your case to responding to objections and presenting persuasive submissions, this course equips criminal practitioners with the tools to navigate ... See more
