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This week’s roundup includes probate mysteries, crime stats, magisterial bias, and recent judicial speeches and professional commentary. Plus recent case law and case comments.… Continue reading
Returning after a mid-autumn break, our latest roundup includes a king’s speech, a ministers’ reshuffle, a lost case, a sadly-missed Judge, and a lively debate about family law. Plus recent case law and commentary.… Continue reading
Nick Wallis covered both the English and American court battles between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, his blogging and tweeting crowdfunded by his followers. Then he turned it all into a book, which is reviewed here by Paul Magrath. Reposted with permission from the Court and Tribunal Observers’ Network. … Continue reading
David Burrows considers the position of non-parties such as journalists or lay observers in attending, making sense of, and reporting on family courts appeals.… Continue reading
This week’s roundup of legal news includes prisons and sentencing, the legal profession and the senior judiciary. Plus recent case law and commentary.… Continue reading
ICLR will be in Geneva, Switzerland in the next few days, attending IALL’s 2023 Annual Course… Continue reading
We welcome you back at the start of another legal year with a rapid roundup of legal news and commentary over the long vacation.… Continue reading
In this guest post by Frank Cranmer, reposted from the Law & Religion UK blog, we are reminded of the key differences between the two separate but oft-confused pan-European legal regimes. … Continue reading
David Burrows on the conventional respect shown by judges towards each others’ decisions, even when not strictly bound by the rules of precedent, and how it applies in particular to the subject of anonymity in family cases. … Continue reading
