The sobering reality of being charged with a crime
Legal Cheek’s Katie King reviews new hard-hitting documentary The Accused: An Inside Job?
Review
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
I went to eat dinner at the Magistrates’ Court where John Lennon was tried
Legal Cheek‘s Katie King reviews Silk
The Judge Reviews: Magna Carta mock trial was ‘Love Actually’ for lawyers
A high-powered bench acquitted a group of tax-dodging barons of treason, as the tills went into overdrive in the Palace of Westminster gift shop
The Judge Reviews: legal aid propaganda play is worthy but dull
“The Invisible” won’t sway Michael Gove, but it will bore audiences
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15 great reactions to today’s Supreme Court tribunal fees ruling 
The sobering reality of being charged with a crime 
‘It should shame us all’: Why Charlie Gard’s parents were not entitled to legal aid 
Revealed: the law firms that trainees and junior lawyers most admire 
A law student shares his last-minute TC application pain
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