Blog 19 October 2017
Facebook evidence in protection claims
Facebook evidence is increasingly relevant in protection claims, often where it is used as evidence of an individual’s political opinion.
Blog 19 October 2017
Facebook evidence is increasingly relevant in protection claims, often where it is used as evidence of an individual’s political opinion.
Blog 9 October 2017
Earlier this year rumours started flying about that the MoJ was sitting on some unpublished research which painted a damning picture of the SOTP’s effectiveness.
Blog 3 October 2017
This Guide provides a brief outline on the rules governing the availability of public funding in the area of criminal appeals.
Blog 9 March 2017
James Stark explores the Court of Appeal's decision in Jones v Canal and River Trust [2017] EWCA Civ 135.
Blog 27 January 2017
Pete Weatherby QC writes in Counsel Magazine about the practical challenges of running inquiries and other high-volume cases.
Blog 22 September 2016
Mark explains the background to and aims of the Public Authority Accountability Bill to Lexis' Kate Beaumont.
Blog 21 September 2016
Our Head of Chambers, Mark George QC, responds to Lord McNally.
Blog 9 February 2016
Mark George QC comments on R v Hanif and Bakish Allah Khan (No 2).
Blog 15 December 2015
Garden Court North Chambers' Gary Willock considers R (on the application of) Kigen and Anor v Secretary of State for the Home Department.
Blog 11 May 2015
Matthew Stanbury on this test case to challenge a new law introduced last year to cut compensation for almost all justice miscarriage victims.
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