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News, analysis, comment and updates from ICLR's case law and UK legislation platform
In this guest post, Jean Gan reflects on the question: “When AI gets it wrong, who is accountable?”… Continue reading about The AI Accountability Reckoning: Why Lawyers Cannot Delegate Professional Responsibility to Algorithms
Lord Nathaniel Lindley established the four criteria to assess reportability back in 1865 that ICLR still uses to this day. Named after him, the Lindley criteria filter out less significant cases, ensuring accuracy in reporting.… Continue reading about Lindley then and now
In this guest post, Victoria Barnes reflects on the history of law reporting and Lord Nathaniel Lindley’s central role in its development.… Continue reading about The birth of law reporting
Lord Doherty has been appointed as a Justice of the UK Supreme Court.… Continue reading about Supreme Court: appointment of Lord Doherty JSC
Our Assistant Editor, Giovanni D’Avola, explains the problem with unreliable citations, whether generated by AI or otherwise. … Continue reading about The Curious Case of the Cases That Were Not
From today, judges and practitioners in the Planning Court should start using the new edition of our consolidated collection of Planning Cases. … Continue reading about Leading Planning Cases: second edition goes ‘live’
Find out about the annual top-up pupillage funding award from ICLR … Continue reading about ICLR Pupillage Award 2025: Apply Now
Congratulations to Emma Meadows, winner of the ICLR Pupillage Award 2024… Continue reading about ICLR Pupillage Award: the 2024 winner
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
An update on the publication of judgments… Continue reading about Changes to Neutral Citations for Family Court and Court of Protection
