Blog 23 November 2012
JR Clampdown: the latest “poorly conceived” assault on the rule of law
Ben McCormack on judicial review.
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Blog 9 November 2012
Saville, Bryn Estyn and the danger of modern witch-hunts
Mark Barlow looks at the dangers of a modern witch-hunt.
Blog 18 September 2012
Hillsborough and cover-ups
Mark George QC on the continuing problems of holding the police to account on the disclosure of unused evidence.
Blog 18 July 2012
Supreme Court strikes down Home Office’s back-door changes to immigration rules
Lucy Mair writes for The Guardian.
Blog 14 May 2012
Mark George QC on why we do what we do (ie, Legal Aid)
Do Legal Aid clients get a second class service?
Blog 12 May 2012
Sam Hallam and the death penalty
Mark George QC has written a blog for online magazine The Justice Gap considering the Sam Hallam miscarriage and the death penalty.
Blog 23 April 2012
Reflections on The Brighton Declaration
Human Rights barrister Kate Stone, of Garden Court North Chambers, reflects on the Brighton Declaration.
Blog 5 January 2012
Rethinking double jeopardy
Mark George QC writes about the change in double jeopardy law which allowed this trial of David Norris and Gary Dobson to go ahead.
Blog 21 November 2011
Dereci (European citizenship)
Ian Macdonald QC provides commentary on the judgment of Dereci and Others (European citizenship) [2011] EUECJ C-256/11.
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