Tag: Supreme Court
Lord Sumption slams TWO of his fellow judges in strongly-worded contract law speech
And then goes on to confess his love for dictionaries
Justices to play in front of their biggest crowd yet as Supreme Court confirms Edinburgh tour dates
Scottish sittings set to be the hottest ticket in town
‘What’s the meaning of life?’ and other surreal questions asked to Trump’s Supreme Court nominee this week
We spoke to a constitutional law expert to find out more about America's heavily-politicised judicial system
Supreme Court backs three animal charities over struggling daughter on benefits in a row about her dead mum’s will
We spoke to a Cambridge law academic about the controversial decision
This judge looks like Ursula from The Little Mermaid
And it got us thinking about our own Supreme Court's Disney look-alikes
Rare species alert: INTERESTING pensions cases in the Supreme Court today
Juicy legal human rights issues, equality and the principle of retrospective effect -- with seven QCs getting stuck in
Lads (and Lady) on tour: Supreme Court to hear cases outside of London for first time
It will be sitting in Edinburgh in June
Lord Neuberger admits being a judge is ‘lonely’ and having your judgments ‘trashed’ by academics is hard to take in confessional speech
More excitingly, he says he’s a supporter of the Oxford comma
Supreme Court rules the ‘anti-love law’ does not breach human rights
If you want your foreign spouse to live with you in the UK, you better have a high-paying job
Supreme Court receives ‘application’ for its next president from some teddy bears
They hope to replace Lord Neuberger on a job-sharing basis
You can now apply to be a Supreme Court justice
Applications to fill unprecedented number of vacancies open today
UK Supreme Court justices are hearing death penalty cases
And it's not a 'dirty little secret'
Email scammers attempt to dupe public with Supreme Court subpoena
The message tells recipients they’re invited to court 'because of crime commitment’
Law students rejoice, the appeal courts have been told to write shorter judgments
Fingers crossed this means less reading
Gina Miller warned she’ll be the ‘next Jo Cox’ as she admits she doesn’t use public transport and has panic buttons in her home
Reveals concerns about safety in same week parliament will debate Article 50 bill
The story of the Brexit legal challenge, by somebody who went to every hearing
Gina Miller's case was the biggest in recent history. I was one of the few journalists there from beginning to end
Supreme Court: Why Amal Clooney could (in theory) be next to serve on the bench
And nine more lawyers poised for the judiciary’s celebrity status