Having a history of depression doesn’t automatically disqualify someone from joining the Army, but it does depend on the severity, duration, and treatment of the condition. Each case is usually assessed individually. In general, the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) has specific medical standards that applicants need to meet. Individuals with a history of mental … Read more
Yes, in the UK, the police can investigate your bank account, but it’s always done within the legal boundaries set by the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA) and the Money Laundering Regulations. They’ll typically look into your finances when they suspect money laundering, fraudulent activities like identity theft or credit card fraud, during specific … Read more
Yes, in the United Kingdom, the police must identify themselves in certain situations. In the UK, police officers must identify themselves if asked. The Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE) requires this. If you’re stopped, you can request the officer’s name, rank, and warrant number. You also have the right to see their ID … Read more
As per Federal Law No. 3 of 1987 in the United Arab Emirates, any item that can be possessed or taken by someone without the owner’s consent is considered theft. This law establishes the legal definition of theft and sets the groundwork for its consequences in the UAE. What Are The Laws Regulating Theft And … Read more