Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

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4 Dec 2013

Votes for prisoners 'good example' of need for human rights laws, Lady Hale says

Deputy president of Supreme Court insists she has 'no personal view'

4 Dec 2013

'Twitter ye not' advice to be published on Twitter

Attorney General decides to make warnings public after high-profile blunders

3 Dec 2013

MoJ proposes court fees of up to £20,000 for Rolls Building

£75 fee for domestic violence injunctions would be abolished

2 Dec 2013

Criminal barristers announce 'strike' date

Half day's 'non-attendance' on 6 January to show 'depth and breadth' of concern

25 Nov 2013

Whistleblowing consultation should tackle unjustified restrictions

The government's consultation is the opportunity to address key shortfalls in the current law, says Employment Lawyers Association whistleblowing specialist Anthony Korn

19 Nov 2013

Similar rights, different interpretation

The European Court of Justice has failed to justify why an association agreement should not be interpreted in the same way as an EU treaty, says Paul Stanley QC

4 Nov 2013

The law 'is not a value-free zone'

Legal system has 'turned 180 degrees' in last 50 years, Mr Justice Singh says

31 Oct 2013

Court of Appeal TV to begin today

Footage not allowed in 'satire, entertainment or commercial use in advertising'