Archive

Breach of POCA: a civil contempt for extradition

What would qualify a defendant to oppose being extradited under the decision in R v O'Brien, ask Colin Wells and Simon Rose

The effect of deregulation on students and trainees

SRA's proposed changes to its education and training regulations further illustrate the shift in its role, says Jackie Panter

Mediation works best when a case is under way

Can compulsory attendance of separating couples at MIAMs reduce the burden on our congested courts, asks Marilyn Stowe

Adding value for commercial clients

The biggest challenge of flying solo is that you are your business, says Rashmi Dubé

Jersey focus | In good hands

With philanthropic opportunities aplenty, it's surprising that Jersey has to further raise its charitable profile, says Julian Hayden

Written in the stars

Stop the press! What was foretold has come to pass. For the first time in more than 20 years, the number of practising certificate holders in England and Wales has fallen, says Kevin Poulter

Cautionary tales: it takes all sorts

Richard Barr recalls some defining moments from 30 years in practice including experiecnes with overly appreciative, apologetic and furious clients

Agriculture update

Helen Gough considers how horses and their various functions are treated under current planning law