Review
Wagatha Christie hits the West End
42BR pupil Karolina Zielinska reviews Vardy v Rooney
The incredible true story of the only solicitor ever to hang for murder
A perfect 1920s murder mystery is explored in a compelling narrative by journalist and author, Stephen Bates
Why judges are not ‘Enemies of the People’
Legal Cheek reviews the latest book offering by legal commentator Joshua Rozenberg
How future lawyers can take advantage of the digital revolution
Legal Cheek reviews latest book offering from Professor Richard Susskind
Law professor pens self-help book on how to do less tedious life admin
Turn yourself into a ‘super doer’, says Columbia Law School’s Elizabeth Emens
Film review: RBG
An intimate portrait of the US’ answer to Lady Hale
Film review: The Children Act
‘I loved the quiet and careful cameos by those unseen people who make our legal system work’, says barrister and writer Sarah Langford
Review: Classic courtroom drama played out on stage – it will make you want to become a criminal lawyer
But Agatha Christie’s Witness for the Prosecution grandeur is a world away from the realities of the criminal justice system
‘Skinny ties are for Hoxton bars’: We review the former BLP trainee’s fashion advice so controversial the firm banned it
Katherine Cousins, now an associate, turned her tips into a book
The Secret Barrister’s debut book is the perfect deterrent for any aspiring criminal lawyer
An ‘irresistibly special’ career but one littered with heartache; Legal Cheek reviews Stories of the Law and How It’s Broken
Oxford academic who lost her 18-year-old son while he was under NHS care shares tragic fight for justice
She was represented at son’s inquest by legal dream team she met on Twitter
Two elderly men by a roaring fire: Top crime QC describes her Oxbridge interview in new play
Review of The Robing Room, a monologue performed by and about Felicity Gerry QC
I watched ‘Brexit — The Musical’ at BLP’s office and it was actually really great
Who’d have thought Andrea Leadsom could be so funny?
The sobering reality of being charged with a crime
Legal Cheek’s Katie King reviews new hard-hitting documentary The Accused: An Inside Job?
Emotions run high in Middle Temple Hall as barristers star alongside actors in touching play about life on death row
Two of the cast members had been sentenced to death themselves
Review: Lady Hale and Sir Brian Leveson perform alongside TV and film stars in tragic play about women’s fight for equality within the legal profession
It was rough around the edges, but the message was there
I went to the one-man theatre show about the UK’s first black judge and this is what I thought of it
Less singing, more law please
There’s a new art exhibition at the Supreme Court and all the pieces are made by prisoners
Legal Cheek’s Katie King reviews the PAPERWORK exhibition
The dark side of media law
Legal Cheek reviews the must-read legal novel of the summer
Review: My experience being a jury member at a comedy criminal trial
Katie King reviews ‘This Is Your Trial’, the acclaimed improv show
Students shine at Supreme Court social mobility event — despite taking harsh criticism from Court of Appeal judge
Judges prove just how out of touch they are, again