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Court to sit in Diego Garcia to hear asylum seekers’ unlawful detention claims

Ms Justice Obi, Acting Justice of the BIOT Supreme Court, will hold a trial to examine the asylum seekers’ claims of unlawful detention and habeas corpus after rejecting an appeal by the BIOT Commissioner, who argued that such a proceeding would be unnecessary and disproportionately costly

Independent inquiry into the miscarriage of justice for Andrew Malkinson

An inquiry examines the wrongful conviction of Andrew Malkinson, focusing on police and judicial failings

New ‘anti-greenwashing’ rule comes into force

The Financial Conduct Authority introduces new rules to prevent greenwashing in financial services

New short film Launched to promote community justice awareness

Community Justice Scotland, in collaboration with The Union creative communications agency, has released a short film to educate the public about the benefits of community justice

Breaking tradition: Irwin Mitchell leads industry shift with Lexis+ AI

Irwin Mitchell integrates Lexis+ AI, pioneering technological revolution in legal practice with generative AI

Justice still barred: Update on Survey by APL on Prison Visits

The Association of Prison Lawyers (APL) has released an update on their survey regarding the difficulties in accessing legal visits in prisons, covering the period from January to April 2024

Improving support for vulnerable witnesses in family and criminal courts

Reports highlight technology and training gaps in supporting vulnerable witnesses in family and criminal courts

Association of Consumer Support Organisations (ACSO) calls for FRC rules on clinical negligence cases to be dropped

In light of a snap general election scheduled for 4 July, ACSO executive director Matthew Maxwell Scott sent a letter to Health Minister Maria Caulfield, MP, outlining concerns that the reforms, set to begin in October 2024, could harm claimants and increase NHS costs

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