Tag: Legal affairs
Does sports law exist?
If no, it’s certainly on its way
The best law books that aren’t To Kill a Mockingbird
Legal Cheek team's picks
What role does China play in the world’s fight against cyber crime?
A shelter mentality to cyber security
‘I moved to the UK and was appalled by its immigration system, now I’m fighting for reform’
All students should study immigration law, argues Durham prof
Will a Brexit from the UN be next?
How it would differ from leaving the EU
Piers Morgan tells US lawyer that Harvard Law School is ‘somewhere south of Dumb & Dumber’
But gets case law wrong
People are poking fun at The Times after it described the Offences Against the Person Act as a ‘Victorian-era law’
'They'll have a fit when they discover where common law offences come from'
Lawyers ‘glad’ they didn’t have to cross examine Taylor Swift as pop star’s sassy testimony hits headlines
‘He had a handful of my ass’
Brexit will not happen, claims head of Durham Law School who said Article 50 wouldn’t be triggered
Don’t throw out your EU law statute books just yet
Supreme Court president Lord Neuberger talks future plans, Brexit nerves and what the justices do for lunch
Exclusive Legal Cheek interview
Diagnosis high risk: Why the NHS is a cyber criminal’s dream
Hackers are taking a more sinister approach than most people would care to imagine
Oxford law grad sues Jesus College for loss of earnings after being ‘denied reasonable adjustments’ in her exams
24-year-old's solicitor talks to Legal Cheek about the rationale behind the claim
#TheAccused: Sympathy runs dry for defendant at centre of new crime documentary
‘Sob stories worse than the X Factor’
Why it’s time to rename and reclaim ‘revenge porn’
We speak to the lawyers behind the third-wave feminist movement
Why law might soon be outsourced to computers
We're at a stage where Amazon Echo is a witness in a murder trial
Southampton law student imprisoned for manslaughter APPEALS conviction and sentence
He was given six years for killing a father-of-ten on Valentine’s Day
Donna-hue v Stevenson? Woman called Donna finds dead lizard in her beer bottle
A modern take on the tort law classic
15 great reactions to today’s Supreme Court tribunal fees ruling
Access to justice 1, Chris Grayling 0
The sobering reality of being charged with a crime
Legal Cheek’s Katie King reviews new hard-hitting documentary The Accused: An Inside Job?
Securing thin air: Can property rights arise in houses that were never built?
Hardwicke barrister Daniel Gatty explores the recent case of Eason v Wong