Greater opportunities for higher court advocacy and a blurring of lines between professions mean students are more likely to train as solicitors than barri
Celia Marr and Jennifer Ross discuss new SFO guidance on the presence of lawyers in section 2 interviews, the use of the ‘propensity gateway’, and social m
It’s time to lobby again for changes to the law on sexual offences to give complainants a fairer hearing, says Dr Kate Cook in the wake of the second trial
Programme will ensure solicitor and barristers help vulnerable witnesses communicat
We need a more rigorous definition of ‘beyond reasonable doubt’, argues Clive Staffor
Claire Hegarty and Irene McMillan consider developments in case law and legislation relating to police powers, including the contentious question of the us
The Legal Aid Agency has finally agreed to reconsider the so-called ‘embarrassment clause’ in the 2017 criminal work contract, but will it take on board st
New guidance to help solicitors a ‘step in the right direction’, says youth justic
‘There will always be people who will want an eye for an eye, but I hope it won’t com
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