A legal challenge is being brought against the government by BDB Pitmans for deciding to abandon laws passed by parliament

Parliamentarians should “act to limit judicial power and vindicate parliamentary democracy and the rule of law”, the former leader of the Conservative Party Michael Howard has said. 

Considerable alarm has been prompted by Conservative Party plans to review the judicial review process. It says in its 2019 election manifesto that it intends to set up a Constitution, Democracy an

Two recent cases on hospital closures suggest that public bodies may have to provide more detailed justification for their decisions, explains Michae

Rizvan Mussa and Salima Mawji reflect on the latest High Court guidance on judicial review and complaints to the Office of the Independen

We expect our judges to be clear, reasonable, and proportionate in their remarks, and not to use the emotionally charged language of newspaper columnists, writes Blai

The new DIY petition could make a difficult situation for clients even worse, warns Pau

Will the appointment of Lady Hale encourage the legal profession to modernise, wonders Julia

Samantha Jones considers the role of the courts in the recent cases of Charlie Gard and two Northern Irish women challenging the health secretary’s policy on NH