Blog 17 February 2014
Pre-recorded cross-examination of vulnerable witnesses in sex cases
Clare Ashcroft on pre-recorded cross-examinations.
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Blog 16 January 2014
Did cancer treatment cause depression which ended in double killing?
A note on R v Redfern, Sheffield Crown Court, 15th and 16th January 2014 by Mark George QC.
Blog 20 June 2013
Mark George QC Let sleeping dogs lie: Cross-examination in advance of trial in cases of sexual assault
Mark George QC expresses his concern over the use of the dormant provision under section 28 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999.
Blog 4 February 2013
Challenging convictions for historical sexual offences
Mark Barlow has written an article for the Spring 2013 edition of INQUIRY, the quarterly newsletter of the Innocence Network UK.
Blog 13 January 2013
Hillsborough: the decision to quash the accidental death verdicts
Mark George QC on the Attorney General's application to quash the original Hillsborough inquest verdicts.
Blog 3 January 2013
Passionate about Justice
Mark George QC enthuses about the passionate commitment of legal aid lawyers to the people they represent.
Blog 28 November 2012
Contempt of court in 400 characters
Mark George QC on reforms to contempt of court.
Blog 23 November 2012
JR Clampdown: the latest “poorly conceived” assault on the rule of law
Ben McCormack on judicial review.
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.
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