Sitemap - 2023 - A Lawyer Writes
Judges to decide whether damage is lawful
Expert accused of disclosure failures
A novel and contentious policy
A triumph of hope over experience
What have we agreed with Rwanda?
Judge erred in blocking reporter
Can dead postmasters be cleared?
Chalk announces limited IPP reform
Exporting prisoners to cost £200m
What’s a notwithstanding clause?
Trump wants his trial televised
More murderers to die in prison
When is criminal damage lawful?
Top lawyer quits over secret courts
Hamas supporters lose rights claim
‘Press judges’ to explain sentences?
Doctors criticised for special pleading
More war crimes trials in London?
Knowing what your children are taught
Disabled children’s social care
Prisoners face the Rwanda option
BBC lacks impartiality, lawyers say
Police must stop terror supporters
UK special forces accused of cover-up
Why judicial independence matters
Using the law to hide the truth?
New guidance for mercy killings
Senior judge disciplined for bullying
Magistrate disciplined for disability complaint
Justices named for Rwanda appeal
Leaving the ECHR is not the answer
Will Rwanda flights be blocked again?
Thirlwall ideal choice for Letby
UK expected to defend NI immunity law
Will killers really face justice?
Review all IPP sentences, says UN expert
Would leaving the ECHR stop the boats?
Lawyers clash on Nagorno-Karabakh
SAS officers may face public questions
Chalk must obey Parole Board rulings
We can’t force Letby to attend court
Law in Action: the early years
Clampdown on ‘crooked lawyers’
Unlimited fines for solicitors?
Compensation deduction scrapped
The indictment of Donald Trump
Law in Action: how it all began
New chief justice is no pushover
Tortoise beaten after Tory race
Chalk considering limited IPP reform
Chief justice treads careful path
Student claim paused for talks
Prison warning for Post Office bosses
Sad, shocking — but not tragic
Post Office gets it wrong again
Will Afghan inquiry be public at all?
Putin on trial for aggression?
Don’t be distracted, Burnett tells Chalk
Chief justice can choose her title
Do lawyers support the rule of law?
What do you call Prince Harry?
Man cleared after 12 years in prison
Give up prisons, top judge tells minister
Encouraging self-harm to be a crime
Times apologises to Dinah Rose
Home Office delays media safeguards
Raab’s reforms wrong, says ex-PM
Police regret anti-monarchy arrests
Post Office apologises for false statement
Why is Gerry Adams owed compensation?
Compensating Post Office victims
Memorialists against the memorial
Ousting the courts’ jurisdiction
Hong Kong tries to ban British KC
Strasbourg to rule on Rwanda migrant
Raab acted unlawfully, court confirms
Sharing assets when couples separate
Last rites for the Bill of Rights
New setback for Holocaust memorial
A man who is his own lawyer...
DPP to step down in the autumn
Raab interfered with justice process
Still talking tough on migrants
Is Raab winding the lawyers up?
Criminals not tagged because of data failures
Justice Lab will find the facts
Rape convictions increase to 75 per cent
Who wants to be a barrister — or defendant?
Gibraltar: corruption inquiry becoming surreal
Open justice in the Court of Protection
People who live in glass houses...
MI5 and Home Office acted unlawfully
Judge praised for protecting autonomy
Complacency bordering on cynicism
Peers want law firms to face £250m SLAPPs
Human rights law works well, judge tells Raab
Students sue university for missed tuition
Probation failings: who’s to blame?
Do we believe in fairy tales any more?
Risk-averse courts denying bail
Former prosecutor demands urgent PPE inquiry
Barristers’ regulator under fire
Why egg charge can’t be heard in Luton
Review of civil legal aid announced
Tugendhat’s treason try trounced