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We return for the new term with a catchup of legal news from the long vacation, including public order, media and communications, public inquiries, sexual assaults, and legislation. Plus recent case lore and commentary. … Continue reading about Weekly Notes: legal news from ICLR, 8 October 2024
This post considers a recent case over which two judges appear to take differing views of the law on open justice, neither of which appears to David Burrows to be right. … Continue reading about A tale of two judges: ‘private’ hearings and permission for publicity
Academics discuss important new research revealed in a new book on the experience of self-represented litigants in the civil courts… Continue reading about Book and launch event: Litigants in Person in the Civil Justice system
An introductory guide to the sources of law and how you can find out more on the ICLR website… Continue reading about New (law) students: what is case law and how to find it
We review a collection of 11 short essays by industry and legal experts explaining how AI might transform the nature and practice of law. … Continue reading about Book review: AI and the Legal Profession: Transforming the Future of Law
A recent selection of case law and commentary … Continue reading about Vacation update: new cases, new commentary
Team ICLR’s current tour of the antipodes continues with a visit to New Zealand… Continue reading about ICLR in Wellington, NZ
David Cosway reports on a recent event during ICLR’s current tour of the antipodes.… Continue reading about Kia Ora from NZ!
David Burrows continues his series explaining how discovery became disclosure and the different ways it has been understood and applied in different areas of law… Continue reading about “Disclosure”: use and abuse – Part 2
