Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

Articles

23 Nov 2016

Three planks of Brexit

Although it is likely the Supreme Court will affirm the Divisional Court's judgment in Miller, Paul Stanley QC suggests there are problems with the High Court's decision

22 Nov 2016

Lord Chief Justice vows to secure court access for rural areas

IT system accessible by all is the 'people's right', Lord Thomas tells MPs

16 Nov 2016

Online courts pilots 'critical' to avoid digital exclusion

'More work required in respect of BME and disabled court users'

16 Nov 2016

Exclusive: Lady Hale will 'absolutely not' recuse herself from article 50 appeal

Supreme Court judge says she has 'exhibited no bias' and those suggesting otherwise are mistaken

16 Nov 2016

Rabbit in headlights

Online courts could make justice more accessible, but let's not be blinded by the bright light, says Jean-Yves Gilg

15 Nov 2016

Judiciary take Truss to tribunal over pension changes

Hundreds of judges join mass discrimination claim against Ministry of Justice

14 Nov 2016

Why pro bono work?

In the current climate, it is more important than ever to engage in pro bono work, but a planned and coordinated approach will make this even more effective, writes Ann Ntephe

10 Nov 2016

How sure is sure?

We need a more rigorous definition of 'beyond reasonable doubt', argues Clive Stafford Smith