Procedures

Articles

Santa Claus is comin' to town

Richard Easton considers the circumstances in which the law recognises Santa as being 'real', and discusses the exploits of a criminal Father Christmas

CPS miss target as anti-drone protesters avoid prosecution

Second charge in a year fails as companies try to stop peaceful protests

Restraint orders: Reasonable suspicion and reporting

Changes made by the Serious Crime Act are likely to cause more problems than they solve, ?write Rupert Bowers QC and Daniel Godden

County courts: Cause for complaint

What can be done when the falling service standards in the county courts impact on access to justice, asks Keith Conway

E-litigation: Challenges and opportunities ahead

A new IT infrastructure will allow the courts to focus on more proactive case management, reducing the time from case initiation to final determination, writes Jim Leason

What could recent cases mean for the liability of banks to customers?

Janine Alexander and Bronagh Adams set out some of the arguments being considered in claims over the mis-selling of interest rate hedging products

Trump card or turkey?

One of the defining characteristics of the American dream is that anyone can grow up to be president of the United States. Unfortunately, that includes Donald Trump.

EU lawmakers and member states agree on first cyber-security law

Mandatory breach requirement has 'boy who cried wolf' element, says data protection partner