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Common law duty to consult on Richard III's reburial

MoJ promises to 'vigorously defend this judicial review'

European briefing | Balancing act: how will the ECJ resolve grant shopping?

In the conundrum of 'grant shopping', how can the ECJ juggle the free movement of people with financial burden on member states? Paul Stanley reports

Workshop: No more than a meddlesome busybody?

Government changes plan to make judicial review available only to those with 'direct interest', ?but the proposals could introduce a grave lacuna says Isabella Tafur

Grayling 'to seek new curbs on judicial review'

'Sufficient interest' test could be toughened in latest move

Update | Judicial review: legal aid cuts

Proposals to cut legal aid for judicial review will seriously impede the rule of law, argues Gareth Mitchell

View from the bench | Welsh legislation is adding a new 'dimension to the legal landscape

Wales' organ donation bill is just one of the new rules coming out of the Welsh 'Assembly with the potential to affect lawyers across Britain, says Harold Godwin

Workshop: Licences for disinterment of human remains

Mark Hill QC considers the exercise of the Secretary of State's discretion to grant licences for the disinterment of human remains

Christian B&B did discriminate against gay couple

Appeal judges follow previous ruling and find that B&B owner directly and indirectly discriminated