Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

Articles

10 Nov 2016

Building bridges with Truss

Women lawyers angered after justice secretary gives them the cold shoulder at diversity event

10 Nov 2016

Truss to shake up judicial appointments to increase diversity

Deputy High Court judges get new fast-track process as experience and potential are given greater weight

9 Nov 2016

Citizens Advice earmarked for key part in digital court scheme

Judiciary wouldn't support a project reducing access to justice, says senior judge

9 Nov 2016

Government to press on with further court fee rises

'Access to justice should prevail over generating income from court users,' says Law Society president

8 Nov 2016

The tide is turning in disability discrimination law

The courts' increasingly liberal approach to article 15 claims places a greater onus on employers to provide objective justification for discrimination, says Karen Jackson

7 Nov 2016

No trust in Truss

How can the judiciary have any faith in the Lord Chancellor after she failed to defend their independence, asks John van der Luit-Drummond

7 Nov 2016

Miller, Brexit, and the European Court

Professor Abimbola A Olowofoyeku explains why a Supreme Court reference to the Court of Justice of the European Union may be required before Brexit can be implemented

7 Nov 2016

Sir Henry Brooke: Visionary who kicked courts into IT age

The retired Lord Justice of Appeal has his finger on the pulse of the profession as old battles over funding and vested interests are waged, writes John van der Luit-Drummond