Tag: Legal affairs
Junior doctors in ‘unprecedented’ judicial review crowdfunding campaign
Public gets behind NHS contract legal challenge
It’s not the judiciary’s place to stop people having kinky sex
Judges need to stop being so vanilla -- and stop meddling in our sex lives
Supreme Court rules against Bristol company in long running dispute about children’s ride-on suitcases
The justices unanimously dismissed the Trunki suitcase appeal
Julian Assange, you’re not being ‘arbitrarily detained’: step forward and stop evading the rule of law
The United Nations couldn’t have got this any more wrong if it’d tried
Supreme Court on judicial precedent — law students, brace yourselves for even longer reading lists
Potentially groundbreaking public law case could heighten status of Privy Council judgments
You can now sue your parents for uploading those embarrassing photos on Facebook
That dodgy photo of you naked in the bath could be worth thousands of pounds in damages
The ‘justice gap’ in sexual offences: Why is the criminal justice system failing rape victims?
Conviction rates are depressingly low
Supreme Court vicarious liability decisions to hit law syllabuses
Don’t you just love the living and breathing nature of the law?
Emoji law: Barristers brace for UK cases after American girl charged for using gun symbol on Instagram
There's a new way to criminally harass people
Iconic blond person says First Amendment must go
As The Donald says he’ll change laws he doesn’t like, we wonder which other world leaders have done likewise
Are ladies’ nights legal?
Equality and Human Rights Commission casts doubt on enticing nightclub offers
Joshua Rozenberg: Supreme Court to sort out bedroom tax mess — but it won’t be easy
The background to this week’s human rights showdown explained
The MM case: Long distance couples challenge the ‘anti-love law’
Supreme Court ruling could lead to an influx of immigration
Comment is free — but it can be costly
As The Telegraph announces the suspension of online reader comments, a media lawyer explains the law below the line
Assisted dying — a right not a request
There’s no excuse, now is the time to fight for legislative reform
Regulation that plagued family lawyers declared ‘invalid’ by Court of Appeal
Chris Grayling's changes to rules on domestic abuse sufferers getting legal aid don't stand up to scrutiny
Criminal law syllabuses to get makeover as Supreme Court gives landmark joint enterprise judgment
Felicity Gerry QC and Adam Wagner victorious as court changes the law
Do we need a new Magna Carta for the digital age?
The current law can’t cope with the social media phenomenon
It’s time to move away from trusts principles and towards proprietary estoppel in acquisition cases
Co-habiting couples are on the up, and they need property rights too
A critical analysis of the R v Taylor Supreme Court judgment
Taking a vehicle and killing someone with it is no longer enough to be convicted of aggravated vehicle taking
Starbucks not so starry
Coffee powerhouse in the doghouse