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Paul Magrath reviews Prof Leslie Moran’s survey of how the public perception of the judiciary is informed by images of both real and fictional judges. … Continue reading
Paul Magrath gets ready to gasp and stretch his eyes as the veteran political commentator takes him on a guided tour of contemporary political mendacity.
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Every day we add new cases to our database and add new commentary to the index entries in our citator. We normally list the most recent new entries in our Weekly Notes roundup, but as that’s on hold till next term we’re offering them as a mid-vac taster on their own. Enjoy them with your morning coffee or afternoon tea.… Continue reading
Paul Magrath reviews the latest novel from Peter Murphy, in which present day lawyers battle over a historical injustice dating from the American War of Independence. … Continue reading
This week’s roundup includes vacation courts and extended operating hours, a pilot that has finally landed, legal aid under review, and some other recent legal news and commentary; plus the latest reported cases.… Continue reading
This week’s roundup of legal news and commentary includes new legislation affecting courts, journalists, and judges; internet offences; justice data; failings in the criminal justice system; and some recent case law.… Continue reading
This week’s roundup of legal news includes the latest relaxation of coronavirus restrictions, annual reports on the courts and judiciary, data protection, plus recent cases and commentary.… Continue reading
We resume our weekly roundup (after a short half-term holiday) with legal news and commentary on immigration, housing, data protection, courts and legal advice, plus recent case law.… Continue reading
The novelist and travel writer is the subject of a new biography but she was also renowned for her coverage of court cases.… Continue reading
This week’s roundup of legal news and commentary includes health data, algorithmic transparency, a cabinet resignation, media regulation, a court user satisfaction survey and a bunch of recent cases.… Continue reading
