3 Jun 2021CBA warns of implications of 'haemorrhaging' of criminal barristersThe Criminal Bar Association has stated that “without a dramatic increase in funding, the haemorrhaging of talented barristers will continue”
27 May 2021Greensill: should directors of failing companies be worried?Rebecca Parry explores compares the UK's insolvent and wrongful trading regime with that in Australia
21 May 2021Deferred prosecution agreements: lessons from Serco Harry Travers and Alex Swan consider the implications on individual prosecutions following corporate DPAs
11 May 2021CILEX: criminal legal aid not sustainable careerCriminal legal aid work is no longer a sustainable career path for legal executives, CILEX said
4 May 2021On parole: a victim-centred approachAlec Samuels considers how the victim has become central to Parole Board considerations
20 Apr 2021UK public wants same accountability for the military as citizensA survey coinciding with the return of the Overseas Operations Bill to parliament shows the public are owhelmingly in favour of military accountability
1 Apr 2021An unjust justice system: The government needs to get realEditor's note: Can substandard justice – whatever that looks like in practice – be justice at all?