Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

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Here's to Her Majesty and other licensing developments

Jeremy Phillips considers an order made in celebration of the Queen's 90th birthday, the relationship between licensing and immigration issues, and the balance of public health and safety

Deepcut verdict a 'setback' in fight against sexual abuse in the armed forces

Scope of inquest too narrow to 'shine a light on the real issues', says military claims lawyer

Immigration tribunal fees hike may unlawfully discriminate

Fee increases will disproportionately affect BAME applicants, says president of the Law Society

Courts and justice sector see 500 per cent rise in data breaches

Human error main cause as solicitors and barristers see 127 per cent increase in security breaches

Stressful civil justice system needs technological fix, says public

Civil costs would also come tumbling down if dispute resolution was to move online

Spooked and spooky '[2016] EWHC 13

We need to think creatively about useful things for judges to do when they no longer have real cases to try, writes Richard Barr

Aftershocks of commercial contract changes

Mark Lucas reviews some recent developments in relation to the law on penalties, the interpretation of contracts, and implied terms

Migration and family reunion

Paul Stanley QC discusses the CJEU's role in disentangling legitimate interests in integration from illegitimate prejudice against those who do not 'fit in'