After effects of the asylum process
A recent decision provides a potential, albeit belated, remedy to appellants who have been through the detained fast-track system and lost, writes Richard Young
7 March 2017
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Tribunals & Courts
Questions of employment tribunal procedure
Snigdha Nag discusses procedural issues such as the employment tribunal’s approach to time limits and decisions regarding Acas early conciliation
14 February 2017
Law Society still wary of MoJ’s digital court reforms
Chancery Lane remains concerned over lack of safeguards for vulnerable people
10 February 2017
FDACs face challenging future
Local stakeholders question whether problem-solving court provides value for money
2 February 2017
A mistake no lawyer should have made
The lessons of a case from 1917 are as relevant now as they were 100 years ago, writes David Hewitt
31 January 2017
Employment tribunal reform should be handled with care
Digitally excluded and vulnerable groups must be protected, say lawyers
23 January 2017
Civil standard of proof in solicitors tribunal a mere ‘Christmas list’
SDT maintains criminal standard appropriate even though proceedings are civil
22 December 2016
Rebalancing the scales of justice
From shedding two-tier contracts to court closures and a dangerous drive towards securing convictions, 2016 has seen ups and downs for legal aid practitioners, recounts Jonathan Black
22 December 2016
Parliament versus the people
In rejecting the government’s article 50 appeal, the Supreme Court will not be defying the will of the people. It might, however, rebel against parliament raising court fees, says Kerry Underwood
6 December 2016
Senior magistrate criticises court closures in Wales
‘MoJ needs to fully take into account the reliance of court users on public transport’, says Magistrates Association chair
2 December 2016
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