There have been promises to abolish no-fault eviction. Unfortunately, section 21 Housing Act 1988 is still with us for now. In a recent...

A fair and accessible justice system, and an active and inquiring media, lie at the heart of our democracy. Ensuring that every citizen...

OFSI has published an updated version of its enforcement and monetary penalty guidance, which will come into effect from 15 June 2022.The...

High Court finds moving into statutorily overcrowded housing is not a “deliberate act” where Claimant could not afford suitable housing...

The three men and one woman were tried by a judge and jury for the offence of criminal damage. They were able to elect trial by jury as...

Professionally embarrassed? The circumstances in which criminal barristers may return instructions to appear at trial have become clearer...

Sir, One of the earliest 'war crimes' trials of the Second World War took place in the liberated Ukrainian city of Kharkiv in December,...

The Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) recently handed down judgment on 6 April 2022 in the case of R (K) v London Borough...

Almost two months have passed since the Supreme Court’s judgment in ZXC v Bloomberg LP [2022] UKSC 5, [2022] 2 WLR 424.  The Supreme...

After hearing evidence from witnesses, the Chairman or Panel of an Inquiry must submit a report setting out i) the facts determined by...

The High Court has handed down the long awaited judgment in R (L, M, P) v Devon CC [2022] EWHC 493 (Admin). The case concerned the...

My piece in City AM 8th March on the relevance of international law to address the conflict in Ukraine, and the risks we take when we...