Tag: Legal affairs
Seven fun facts about next week’s Supreme Court Brexit case
Ever wondered how many cups of tea the court's café is expecting to serve? Wonder no more!
Article 127: the new Brexit legal stumbling block?
And it wasn't a lawyer or a law academic who spotted it
What can the world’s mightiest superheroes teach us about international law?
A look at the Syrian conflict through an Avengers lens
More criminal law cases to learn as Supreme Court makes landmark diminished responsibility ruling
Seven justices examined the law degree syllabus staple and chose not to allow the appeal
The Brexit High Court challenge: why the Lord Chief Justice has opened Pandora’s box
Welcome to the constitutional aftershocks of the leave vote
What would happen if the Queen went on a crime spree?
Prosecuting the monarch: a whistle stop tour of the legal difficulties
Could the European Court of Justice really rule on Brexit?
Legal Cheek speaks to some of the country’s top EU law experts to find out
The law of legal costs and why the price of justice is so disproportionately expensive
Is the juice worth the squeeze?
‘Litigator-in-chief’: Trump and his litany of lawsuits
Will he be the first ever US president to give evidence in open court?
This thing called tax – what to do about it and how to stop the scammers
Is it actually really simple?
Sci-fi nightmare: could law students soon be learning about judgments made by robots?
Finding the limits of AI’s advancement in the English common law
Supreme Court success for families involved in bedroom tax battle
Seven-judge bench upholds the claims of Jacqueline Carmichael and Paul and Susan Rutherford
Taking selfies of how you vote in the US election…
Can you or can’t you?
The privacy law storm gripping social media
Don’t trash the e-mails you receive from Facebook
Ex-Lord Chancellor Michael Gove wades into Brexit judge abuse row
Does he want his old job back?
How lawyers forced Theresa May to back the judiciary
Legal profession takes centre stage in constitutional crisis as Liz Truss left exposed
The law of wrongful life: Should the children be able to make claims?
A wrong has been done, the child has suffered, they deserve compensation
Supreme Court to hear ‘landmark’ abortion case today
Legal dream team assembled to argue Northern Irish women’s right to travel to England for free terminations
The invisible crime of female genital mutilation
“Abused unchecked” report reveals zero convictions in 16 years, but maybe that’s because the law is far too unclear
Jogee: Court of Appeal refuses to grant leave to appeal in swathe of joint enterprise cases
Mixed reaction from lawyers as 13 convictees’ applications dismissed
Lawyers react to ‘deeply concerning’ draft law that would keep alleged rapists in the dark about who accused them
One said this nonsense wasn’t doing his blood pressure any good