Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Extend and defend

The Prisoners Advice Service is turning 20 at a time when penal reform is back on the front pages. Matthew Evans reminds the government of why the long struggle to forge prison rights must not get lost in the shake up

Confidence boost

Saira Kabir Sheikh discusses the Supreme Court's decision to give the green light to 'in house' procurement by public authorities

Update: insolvency

David Archer looks at recent cases in corporate and personal insolvency, and considers the Pensions Regulator's ability to impose a financial support direction

Mi casa su casa?

Jean Parkinson tries to unravel the logic behind Ken Clarke's decision to crack down on squatting

Update: immigration

Jane Coker discusses recent deportation cases that highlight the importance of the welfare and best interests of children

Agony and ecstasy

Waiting for the verdict may raise the blood pressure, but it's all in the name of justice, muses Felix

What the butler saw

The late 1800s were paradoxical times. While the Victorians would prudishly drape the piano legs to prevent any unbecoming thoughts, sordid affairs were commonplace and many newspaper scandals shocked late 19th century society.

Patent pending

The ECJ has really got its knickers in a twist this time, writes Paul Stanley NO

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