Opinion
The CJC: people’s access to justice?
Tony Guise reports on the recent CJC day conference
The proposed conversion therapy ban: myths and reality
Reverend Dr Helen Hall and Professor Javier García Oliva review the law on “conversion therapy” in the context of criminal and constitut
Dementia in sports: an ongoing headache
Ipek Tugcu examines issues of head injury and compensation in sports law
Child vaccination disputes
Chris Barnes reflects upon the controversies of choice and consent in childhood vaccination
How to remove someone’s citizenship and get away with it
Sharmistha Michaels argues the government’s Nationality and Borders Bill could have severe consequences for citizenship.
Domestic abuse: collateral damage of covid-19?
Liza Gatrell examines the rise in domestic abuse – and how to seek help
Post-pandemic professionalism
Chaynee Hodgetts considers post-covid 19 professional etiquette for lawyers
The Pre-Action Protocols: hard pruning!
Tony Guise considers the complications of changing Civil Procecure Rules’ Pre-Action Protocols
The power of proactivity in criminal defence
Matthew Claughton looks at the benefits of pre-charge engagement in criminal cases
