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Raising the red flag

Firms should undertake due diligence on new clients and potential employees as a matter of course to stay one step ahead of potential fraudsters, advises Susanna Heley

Time to evaluate

There are several ways to assess the success of your firm's marketing activities, explains Catherine Maxfield

Power struggle: Commission v Council

Paul Stanley QC explains why the European Court of Justice still favours a transfer of power to the European Union in international matters

Abiding by the rules

Alexander Greaves considers the approach to predetermination in administrative decision-making

Hamid Principles in the Upper Tribunal

Alistair Mills discusses the Upper Tribunal's approach to inadequate representation and wasted costs in immigration judicial reviews

Stress test

Hugh Koch and colleagues analyse the impact of the litigation process on claimants

Seventeen-year-olds in custody will no longer be classed as adults

Decision finally closes an historic legal anomaly associated with the deaths of three teenagers in as many years

'Only a royal commission can fix broken penal system'

UK penal policy formed from media diet of hard cases and spurious campaigns