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A London lawyer shares insights from his visit to a busy New York City Criminal Court

The UK is pursuing AI growth through regulatory sandboxes, avoiding prescriptive rules while testing how existing laws apply

Plans to curtail jury trials disguise ideology as reform and risk undermining centuries of English criminal justice

A critical assessment of Jwanczuk and the Supreme Court’s increasing deference in socio-economic and welfare discrimination cases

Many lawyers resist selling, yet the modern profession demands persuasive, client-building skills as essential to career success

The Chancellor’s Budget offers scant relief for Midlands firms already grappling with fragile confidence and rising pressures

The government’s move marks a long-awaited correction of systemic failings in protecting exploited children

Algorithmic governance promises efficiency, but its opacity, bias and constitutional implications demand far stronger oversight and legal scrutiny

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