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This week’s roundup of legal news includes a rising tide of filth, plus problem solving courts, courts solving problems, human rights bills, and a historic view of policing. Plus recent case law and commentary. … Continue reading about Weekly Notes: legal news from ICLR, 18 July 2022
ICLR will be in Denver, Colorado in the next few days, attending the 2022 AALL Annual Meeting & Conference.… Continue reading about #AALL2022 – Denver, here we come!
This week’s roundup of legal news catches up with the state of the nation’s politics, its justice system and other unfinished business. Plus recent case law and commentary.… Continue reading about Weekly Notes: legal news from ICLR, 11 July 2022
In the first of two linked posts, David Burrows compares the procedural approaches of different courts to allegations of coercive and controlling behaviour and other forms of domestic abuse and the possible misuse of defamation proceedings to perpetuate such abuse.… Continue reading about Coercive behaviour: Family and Queen’s Bench Division proceedings – Part 1
ICLR will be in Wyboston Lakes Resort in rural Bedfordshire in the next few days, attending the annual conference of the British and Irish Association of Law Librarians… Continue reading about #BIALL2022 – Legal information by the Lake
This week’s roundup of legal news includes a striking image of barristers, a disputed bill of rights, a supreme restoration of the status quo anti-abortion… plus recent case law and commentary.… Continue reading about Weekly Notes: legal news from ICLR, 27 June 2022
This week’s roundup of legal news includes problems over the protocol, striking barristers, sniping ministers, refugees, and criminal corporations. Plus recent case law and commentary.… Continue reading about Weekly Notes: legal news from ICLR, 20 June 2022
This week’s roundup of legal news includes removal to Rwanda, removal of cladding, an inquisitorial trial in Paris and an adversarial one in Virginia. Plus recent case law and commentary.… Continue reading about Weekly Notes: legal news from ICLR, 13 June 2022
In the last of three linked posts, David Burrows considers a recent drive towards open justice in financial remedy proceedings in the family courts, following a change of mind by one particular judge… Continue reading about Open justice in family proceedings: Part 3, drawing some threads together
Elijah Granet reflects on the long association of the Crown and the law, and looks back (and forward) to what happens when a new king or queen takes over… Continue reading about Crown and court, continuity and change: the implications of a monarch’s accession for the legal system
