Court
Barrister Henry Hendron admits obtaining drugs from clients
Sentenced next month
‘Loud and obvious’ porn halts drugs trial
Lawyer blames hack
Former Eversheds trainee accused of raping law student at house party
Ex-rookie solicitor, who was suspended following his arrest, also on trial for allegedly sexually assaulting a second woman at same gathering
Magistrate rebuked for calling junior barrister ‘huffy’ after she was mistaken for defendant three times in one day
Jacqueline Mitchell handed formal warning for ‘ill judged’ tweet
Aspiring lawyer successfully sues twin sister for £96,000 after she crashed car while sneezing
Injuries hinder future legal career, court finds
Jury duty: reflections of a first year law student
Seeing law applied first-hand is an invaluable experience for aspiring lawyers, says law and history undergrad David Dee
Litigant in person throws White Book at barrister
Lawyer lent self-representing claimant practitioners’ text at judge’s request
Ex-commercial lawyer to put crayfish, dogs and a sheep on trial with launch of special animal court
All in the name of art, obviously
The Trial: Lawyers react to new docudrama starring real QCs and an ex-Old Bailey judge
‘First major inaccuracy, it started on time’
Thief handed suspended sentence for stealing Luton Crown Court roof
Silly season is finally here
Baroness Hale and Lady Justice Macur tipped for top jobs
May the best women win
Convicted: Man found guilty of sexually assaulting paralegal at Fieldfisher Christmas party
A trainee heard her cries for help and came to her aid
Judges’ Crown Court sentencing remarks to be filmed for first time
Pilot could see parts of high profile trials shown live on TV
What it’s like to do jury duty when you are a barrister
Hardwicke’s Andy Creer experiences life on the other side of the courtroom
Why trying to persuade a judge that the authority of the law doesn’t apply to you isn’t such a good court tactic
Since enjoying a flurry of publicity after this memorable attempt to arrest a judge (see…
Has Sainsbury’s launched a legal services arm?
‘Sainsbury’s Legal’ doesn’t, of course, exist (yet), which makes this bail condition — which appeared…
Anonymous case report of the week
The Court of Appeal’s recent judgement in AAA (by her litigation friend BBB) v Associated…
Leaked CPS email details security breaches in robing room strewn with 999 tapes, confidential files and deodorant cans
Judging by an email leaked to us over the weekend, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS)…