Practice Notes: Crime
Law Commission to consider modernisation of online abuse laws
‘Outdated’ legislation failing to deal with ‘instant’ and ‘more graphic’ social medi
Trumpeting pro bono
Gibson Dunn partner promises to ‘represent pro bono anyone Trump sues for exercising their free speec
Pardon or apology?
Statutory pardons for those convicted of outdated ‘gross indecency’ laws is a good start, but it does not close the book on the persecution of LGBT people,
Retrial by media
How can the public understand Ched Evans’ not guilty verdict when lawyers are retrying the defence’s case in the press, asks John van de
What sort of people are being attracted to the bench?
Increased sentencing powers should not be seen as a morale-boosting tool for the magistracy, writes Jonatha
New legal aid firms urged to seek authorisation early
SRA aware of new entrants preparing to bid for duty solicito
Half of global businesses at risk of human rights breach claims
UK government called upon to hold companies criminally accountable for serious abuses, including those committe
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Drinking, gambling, and mistakes in notices
Jeremy Phillips considers the effects of the government’s proposals to tackle alcohol-related crime, as well as other recent developments in the world o
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