Tag: Supreme Court
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!
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
Supreme Court justice’s speech CANCELLED in wake of Lady Hale EU comments uproar
Lord Mance becomes latest casualty of the Brexit legal challenge chaos
Legal Cheek talks… deferred training contracts and Supreme Court attacks
Katie King and Tom Connelly reflect on CMS Cameron McKenna's £8,000 gap year deal and the tabloids' campaign against top judges
Lawyers round on Birmingham City maths lecturer’s suggestion Supreme Court judges should be elected
He thinks it could improve diversity, lawyers think it’s a naff idea
Top journalist says Lady Hale is ‘not fit’ to be next head of the Supreme Court
Brexit comments “must surely rule her out” of presidency running
Supreme Court on tour: Lord Neuberger wants justices to hear appeals in Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast
Apparently “steps are being taken to achieve this”
It’s ‘not about personal views’, says Lord Kerr as Supreme Court gears up for Brexit appeal hearing
But Lady Hale appears to have already upset pro-leavers
Supreme Court success for families involved in bedroom tax battle
Seven-judge bench upholds the claims of Jacqueline Carmichael and Paul and Susan Rutherford
Government confirms it WILL appeal to Supreme Court over Brexit ruling
Case to be heard in "early December"
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
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
Joshua Rozenberg: The Leigh Day vs Ministry of Defence showdown explained
Fingers crossed the Supreme Court will be able to make sense of this human rights quandary
New Master of the Rolls sworn in as predecessor announces he’s going back to chambers
Will Sir Terence Etherton be as controversial as Lord Denning?
Some of the new Bridget Jones film has been shot in the Supreme Court
It’s the first time the building has been used as a feature film set
Jogee: Man behind change to joint enterprise law may be out of prison in a year
The face of one of the most important Supreme Court cases in recent history has been sentenced
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
Judges are humans too, says Lord Neuberger
Supreme Court justice opens up about impact of dad’s death on his judicial career
Jogee: Killer at the centre of joint enterprise law overhaul found GUILTY of manslaughter
But not guilty of his original conviction for murder
Law student favourites Lord Neuberger and Lord Denning do battle over EU’s influence on common law
President of the Supreme Court takes on Denning’s ‘flowing tide’ view