Legal Cheek Journal
The most original writing about legal affairs on the internet.
Brexit and privacy law: Why are Facebook and Google investing in London now?
Reasons to be concerned
What can the world’s mightiest superheroes teach us about international law?
A look at the Syrian conflict through an Avengers lens
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
The law of legal costs and why the price of justice is so disproportionately expensive
Is the juice worth the squeeze?
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
The privacy law storm gripping social media
Don’t trash the e-mails you receive from Facebook
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
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
The legality of psychiatric medicine and why our mental health system is so inadequate
A service user reflects on her experience
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
Are US airstrikes in Syria legal?
The law of war and why it could be improved
Fundamental dishonesty: Difficult to assess, but potentially serious for personal injury claimants
Fletchers trainee Katelyn Williams on the new Criminal Justice and Courts Act
Why soldiers deserve the legal right to refuse to fight
The lose-lose law of conscientious objection
Brexit: Who can pull the Article 50 trigger?
Theresa May and David Cameron are wrong
The rule of law and why I think it matters
It's one of the most important principles in our constitution
FinTech – exaggerated hopes or justified enthusiasm?
Reed Smith trainee Anne-Marie Trachmann on why we should expect great things
Not if but when: The rise and rise of AI in legal practice
Lawyers being replaced by technology, should we be scared?
What’s the point of the Race Relations Act if black people are STILL discriminated against?
Fifty years since the act was passed and it’s not clear how far we’ve come