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Brexit's impact on family justice

As article 50 is triggered, Jane Keir considers the family law challenges ahead

Fighting the death penalty in Trinidad

Execution of the intellectually disabled is unconstitutional in Trinidad, but it remains for the president to give respite, explains Katherine Buckle

Landslide vote for human rights lawyer

Glasgow University students send message of unity against hatred and bigotry

Brexit: A costly venture for victims of accidents abroad

Jennifer Lund considers the EU laws which UK citizens currently rely upon to pursue claims arising out of accidents on the continent

Fighting back against celebrity hacking

Dominic Crossley considers what actions celebrities can take if stolen private images subsequently appear online

The offensive blanket of free speech online

The internet has become the 'tail that wags the dog'; it's time for Google, Microsoft, and the social media giants to clean-up the mess, writes Dr Loretta Trickett

Brexit and IndyRef2: What does it mean for employment law?

A future government under pressure from business would be unconstrained from deregulating UK employment law, writes Luke Hutchings

NGOs: Prosecute big business for corruption and human rights abuses

UK corporate liability regime 'not fit for purpose in the 21st century', say campaigners