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Are there any tort/criminal lawyers here? (James Bond film related query)
Dragonpol
https://thebondologistblog.blogspot.com
I'm looking especially for a little advice on the tort of conversion and on criminal conversion under UK law.
I'm writing an article on one of the James Bond films where I think there is an example of criminal conversion in the plotline and could use a little legal expertise.
The advice would be sought via PM if anyone here would be interested in helping me.
I have a Masters in Law myself but I am not (unfortunately) a legal practitioner.
Please just send me a PM if you think that you can help and I will give you more details.
Thank you. :)
I'm writing an article on one of the James Bond films where I think there is an example of criminal conversion in the plotline and could use a little legal expertise.
The advice would be sought via PM if anyone here would be interested in helping me.
I have a Masters in Law myself but I am not (unfortunately) a legal practitioner.
Please just send me a PM if you think that you can help and I will give you more details.
Thank you. :)
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No, it's not a personal matter or anything like that. It has solely to do with a James Bond film instead. It's just to get a little confirmation that I'm on the right track in my thinking. It doesn't have to be a criminal lawyer as there is a crossover in tort law as well. It's an idea I've had for some time.