Public Law

The Court of Appeal has decided that the phrase 'totally without merit' refers to a case that is bound to fail, explains Richard Honey

Trust, communication and respect for individual beliefs by authorities are essential in similar cases, says legal expert

Encryption blunder costs government department after two high-profile failures by prison staff

Islington council and planning inspector argue that there was no error in decision making process and the correct approach was followed

Dr Paul Stookes discusses why environmental impact assessments would make a positive difference in the land-use planning permission process

Jeremy Pike discusses an important decision on freedom of information that will leave councils and individuals alike scratching their heads

Leo Charalambides says that the elucidation of decisions can be key in defending claims made against public bodies

James Harrison considers a recent Court of Appeal decision which ruled a victory for equity over contract when seeking interim injunctions

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