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10 Aug 2012

Workshop: Public law: cross-examination in judicial review proceedings

As an exceptional step in judicial review proceedings, an application for cross-examination must show it is necessary 'for the claim to be determined fairly and justly, 'says Richard Honey

27 Jul 2012

Update | Judicial review

Gareth Mitchell looks at the likely impact of implementing the Legal Aid Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2011 on the funding of judicial review claims

18 Jul 2012

Census disclosures do not breach human rights

Claimants concerned that personal details would be disclosed to 'external authorities'

17 Jul 2012

Ban on 'meet the extraterrestrials' poster not breach of human rights

Strasbourg court upholds ban as dissenting judges warn of threat to free speech

12 Jul 2012

High Court rejects English badger cull judicial review

Court 'being invited to interfere unduly in the political or administrative decision-making process'

6 Jul 2012

Strasbourg ruling in Abu Qatada case was the right outcome

The Strasbourg court's ruling in the Abu Qatada case may have been a bitter pill to 'swallow but it is the price to pay for the rule of law, says Amir Majid

6 Jul 2012

Tales from practice | We call them chaps

New requirements imposed by Whitehall bureaucrats in ?the name of the nation's safety will suck the blood out of ?local life in villages across Britain, says Richard Barr

3 Jul 2012

Battling the surveillance state

The High Court has ruled that the policy on the retention of personal data is unlawful, and warned of its negative impact. So why, instead of issuing new guidance that would have cracked down on police overstepping the mark, has the government chosen to champion new legislation that will similarly trample the rights of innocent people? Anna Mazzola and Najma Rasul report