Practice Notes: Human rights
Tories ‘consider’ ban on personal injury cold calling
Stamp out of nuisance calls welcomed but plan to scrap SFO described as ‘
18 May 2017
Lib Dems pledge LASPO review and more funding for criminal legal aid
Insurance for company directors to help fund justice spend, says party’
17 May 2017
Labour commits to restoring access to justice
Manifesto hints at bringing back legal aid and redesigning judicia
16 May 2017
Prisons and Courts Bill abandoned
Government policies kicked into the long grass ahead of U
20 Apr 2017
Government prioritises ‘speed before justice’ with new asylum appeals plan
Rushing appeals risks unlawful removals, argues Law Society’s vic
18 Apr 2017
Appeal judges allow assisted-dying campaigner’s case to proceed
Court distinguishes Noel Conway’s circumstances from Nicklinson and says case i
12 Apr 2017
Fighting the death penalty in Trinidad
Execution of the intellectually disabled is unconstitutional in Trinidad, but it remains for the president to give respite, explains Katherin
28 Mar 2017
Landslide vote for human rights lawyer
Glasgow University students send message of unity against hatred an
24 Mar 2017
Repeal of Human Rights Act would create ‘two-tier protection system’
Government intent on weakening minorities’ human rights protection, says Libert
22 Mar 2017
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